“What I’ve come to realize, then, even if it took me two and a half years, is that I didn’t need to write for The Heights. Rather, I was already getting everything that I loved from the organization itself.” […]
“I recognized how lucky I am to be a college student, who has the freedom to take classes that interest me, to personally allocate my time, and to focus on my own growth as an individual.” […]
“Until students, faculty, and staff alike contend with the historical roots of BC’s dominant culture, AHANA+ students will not be able to benefit from all that our institution has to offer.” […]
“The arrangement of the survey seemed more like an overall experience survey… rather than a survey designed to directly address the results of racism on campus, which the University cited as a catalyst for… the survey.” […]
“BC students care so much about making everything better for everyone, and that’s a reflection of our generation.” […]
“Good grades, social life, or sleep. Pick two.” But that doesn’t mean we need to pick the same two all the time. […]
The question that’s left is what to do you do with all your cold, hard cash? It’s simple: spend it. […]
The Heights editors share what they’re thankful for this Thanksgiving. […]
In my opinion, nothing. There is no such thing as masculinity. […]
So, while I’m grateful to get a break from school to see my family, I am aware of the implications of the holiday. […]
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