Boston College has cancelled classes on Tuesday because of Winter Storm Stella. Boston’s winter storm warning will be in effect from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Grad Employees Union Files Petition with NLRB, Taking Next Step Toward Unionization Vote
The graduate students were able to acquire signed authorization cards from at least 30 percent of BC’s eligible graduate employees, allowing them to file for an election with the NLRB.
McGinn Talks Mysticism and The Works of John of The Cross
Bernard McGinn, a professor at the University of Chicago, discussed his upcoming book Mysticism in the Reformation as a part of the Lowell Humanities Series on Wednesday night. His upcoming work kept the audience engaged, but it was his previous work, The Foundations of Mysticism, that drew the crowd there in the first place. McGinn’s…
Survey Reveals 31 Blue Lights Broken Across Three BC Campuses
BCPD said it will replace old and broken phones in the coming months as a part of campus security upgrades.
Posters Call for Gender-Neutral Bathrooms on Campus
The posters included a link to a new bias incident reporting form run by Eradicate BC Racism.
Former President of Ireland to Speak at Clough Colloquium
As the event will fall during Women’s History Month, it is co-sponsored by the Boston College Women’s Collaborative, the Women’s Center, and the Civic Engagement Committee.
Author Examines Rise of International Adoption in U.S.
The Christian Alliance for Orphans thought that even with high numbers of orphans overseas, if just a fraction of the two billion Christians in America did something, this crisis would be solved.
Loyola House Provides Community for Aspiring Jesuits
The Loyola House Residential Program is the first of its kind among Jesuit colleges and universities
Chinese Activist Yang Jianli on Why He Left Communist Party
Yang spent five years in prison when he was caught in China with fake identification papers.
How Travis Roy Rebuilt After a Tragic Hockey Injury
Travis Roy became paralyzed just 11 seconds into his BU hockey career.