In the tension between a liberal education and the working world, one must find time to prepare for the realities of what lies beyond the college gates.
Opinions, Column
Understanding National Days Of Remembrance In A Global Context
Since 2001, Sept. 11 has held special place in the American national consciousness, but if you cross the Atlantic and enter Catalonia, you will find that the date has had significance for far longer.
News, Column
Thinking Beyond Borders Doesn’t Mean Forgetting Our Heroes
Adopting a patriotic way of looking at tragedies that wrack the U.S. is integral in the healing process, but it could become detrimental if as a nation, we only choose to acknowledge the terrors that have been wrought on our own soil.
Arts, Off Campus
This Weekend In Arts: MixFest, Boston Comedy Arts Festival, And More
Check out the Museum of Fine Arts’ new exhibit, ‘Hollywood Glamour,’ the annual MixFest concert on the Charles River, ‘The Lion King’ musical, or other events happening this weekend.
On Campus, News
Boston College Leaders Meet At University Convocation Marked By Change, Momentum
In a University Convocation marked by major changes at Boston College, University President Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J., told faculty, staff, and administrators that BC will continue to meet challenges from outside and within.
Arts, On Campus
Exposure And Hollywood Eagles Slated To Bring ‘Mod Of Cards’ To BC
A collaborative project between Exposure Productions and BC’s Hollywood Eagles, ‘Mod Of Cards’ is a series based off of the hit Netflix show and is set to premiere on YouTube later this fall.
News, On Campus
Conversation Can Break Mental Health Stigma, Says Panel
Conversation about suicide and mental illness is especially necessary, although often lacking on college campuses, said Cassidy Gallegos, TWLOHA BC president.
Sports, Football, Fall, Column
Even In Futile Situations, Football Can Inspire Hope
There are many bad aspects of football, but it can also inspire moments of unadulterated hope and uncalculated irrationality.
Metro, Food
The Butcher Shop Offers Savory South End Fare
Nestled within a quaint side street amid Boston’s South End is The Butcher Shop, a chic French-Italian wine bar and butchery created by the renowned resident restaurateur, Barbara Lynch.
Opinions, Column
This TU/TD Is Not A No Flex Zone
We’ll flex if we want to. Also, we might have accidentally burned our post-midnight pizza. Oh, well.
