“BC must more effectively communicate with the student body if it wishes to stop rumors such as these. There is no reason that the student body should have been so worried—something that, to a degree, would have been preventable had BC better communicated.”
Following rumors of a norovirus outbreak—a highly contagious gastrointestinal virus—on campus, Tom Nary, director of University Health Services, sent an email to the student body titled “Update on Winter Health Issues.”
If you hadn’t heard by now from the administration, a number of national news sources, or your relatives over the holidays, Boston College experienced its own version of a health epidemic late last semester. A highly contagious norovirus from an ill employee at the popular Chipotle in Cleveland Circle infected over 140 students, just in…
Criminal Lawyer Brett Levy will help two BC students bring civil cases against Chipotle for damages they received after being infected by the norovirus last month.
Lots of people in the Boston College community and across the country had stuff to say about outbreak of illness at the Cleveland Circle Chipotle on social media. We rank our favorite tweets.
Over 120 Boston College students were infected with a norovirus contracted from an employee at Chipotle Mexican Grill in Cleveland Circle.
In its first game since the norovirus outbreak, Boston College men’s basketball suffered its sixth straight loss, 66-51, to No. 15 Providence College.
Would you rather be sick with E. coli/norovirus like BC men’s basketball, or know that you weren’t invited to come hang out with your boys? Michael Sullivan and Tom DeVoto discuss.
Health officials in Boston have confirmed that this is the norovirus.
A breakout of E. coli linked to the Chipotle in Cleveland Circle may sideline several BC men’s basketball players for Wednesday’s game against Providence.
