Author: Noah Cohen

I was walking across campus one afternoon, sweat sticking to my backpack straps, when I noticed something strange. Two buildings, same sun, same time of day, but one felt like…

I was walking past a house in Calgary with half its shingles stacked in the driveway and a crew yelling up and down ladders, and I caught myself thinking: this…

I remember staring at a dying plant on my dorm windowsill at 1 a.m. and thinking, "This is exactly what my startup feels like right now." Hungry, underfed, and pretending…

I had this odd late night thought walking past an off-campus construction site: why do freshly painted buildings make me feel like starting something new? It sounds random, but it…

I had this odd late night thought once while walking past a half-finished campus makerspace: why do students spend months perfecting a prototype, then trust construction plans to a random…

I was watching a crew rip out soaked drywall from a basement and had this odd thought: this looks closer to a student startup than to a traditional contractor. Same…

Most people still picture trash removal as big trucks, loud mornings, and a service you never really think about. But walk around a campus in Boston right now, and you…