On Monday afternoon, William Bolton, CSOM ’16, premiered the music video for “Summer Breeze”—the title track off his recent LP.
Opinions, Editorials
UGBC’s Balanced Budget And Issues With Executive Stipends
This year’s UGBC budget shows fiscal responsibility and transparency, but this administration continues the disconcerting practice of paying stipends to its executives.
Opinions, Editorials
Expanding Cultural Horizons In The McMullen With Wifredo Lam
The new Wifredo Lam exhibit in the McMullen Museum is an impressive achievement that displays the national significance of the museum.
On Campus, News
UGBC Senators Unanimously Approve $320K Budget For 2014-15
At the first weekly meeting of the Student Assembly last night, senators unanimously approved a $320,000 budget to fund UGBC for the 2014-15 academic year. The budget, sent to the Student Assembly by Nanci Fiore-Chettiar, UGBC president and A&S ’15, is the first since programming split from the organization last spring.
News, On Campus
To Write Love On Her Arms Raises Its Voice For Suicide Prevention
BC’s chapter of To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA) has put together a mix of panel discussions, activities, and visual demonstrations aimed at initiating a campus-wide discussion about mental illness during National Suicide Prevention Week, which begins today.
News, On Campus
Campus Voice Uses Student-Submitted Ideas for UGBC Policy Reform
Boston College students seeking more control over and interaction with their campus have the option of communicating directly with UGBC’s Campus Voice website—an online idea-submission platform launched last spring.
Opinions, Column
What Makes American Colleges A Home
Although the amenities don’t make a university, they might help make one a home.
News, Administration
James Burns Named Dean Of Woods College Of Advancing Studies
After being named interim dean of the Woods College of Advancing Studies (WCAS) in 2012, Rev. James P. Burns, IVD has been appointed dean of the Woods College on a permanent basis, assuming the role on Sept. 1.
Opinions, Column
In Defense Of Bad Music And The Emotions It Evokes
Looking at the nature of bad pop music, one can see what makes it successful.
News, On Campus
McMullen Museum Assembles Internationally Renowned Art Exhibit
Despite its relatively quiet presence in Devlin Hall, the McMullen Museum of Art at Boston College has been home to dozens of internationally renowned art exhibits—this semester’s exhibit, however, showcases one of the museum’s most extensive and elusive collections in its history.
