Natasha Bednarz, MCAS '17, won a Fulbright scholarship to research geology in the Caucasus region with the Transect Project.
Authoritarianism in Vogue
"The rise of illiberalism is nothing new, but its resurgence is a tour de force, and a scary one at that. And as President Donald Trump has just received his 100-day report card, we would be wise to consider his similarities with the aforementioned cohort."
Finding Inspiration in Nonprofit Work
"The most important thing that I’ve learned at GrubStreet is that you can be inspired by anyone."
Embracing BC’s Traditions but Adding to My Wish List
Since she came to Boston College a year late as a transfer, Shannon Kelly is trying to make up for lost time by participating in the typical BC traditions.
The Mursday Effect Chapter 12: Here at the End of All Things
The Heights' humor mystery serial finally comes to an end—but will our heroes be successful in their attempt to save the world?
A Lot of Promise: TU/TD
Looking out over the quieted Upper Campus below and the humblingly beautiful sky above him, it’s sunsets like this that he knows he’ll miss next semester.
Analyzing Adderall on Campus
"I caution anyone against viewing ADHD medication as a cure-all for their academic and other problems. I just hope to promote an environment where we don’t have to stay hyper-focused constantly. It’s okay to just chill out sometimes."
A New Approach in Syria
"Many instantly connect the strike with a policy of regime change, and I don’t see why this should be the case."
Vague Satisfaction and Peaceful Moments in a Canoe
When features editor Archer Parquette happens upon a large body of water, his mind immediately turns to the greatest activity he knows: canoeing.
The Mursday Effect Chapter 11: And All Was Lost
In the penultimate chapter of The Mursday Effect, our heroes face the end of all things and the group is separated by a savior trope and a romantic interlude.