CJBC will encourage professors not only to incorporate divestment into their classes, but also attend their rallies.
News, On Campus
Relay Raises $1,865 for Campus School
The Campus School at Boston College educates students ages 3 to 21 with disabilities through personalized special education. Forty-two students from 31 different towns attend the Campus School.
News, On Campus
Local University Presidents Discuss Lack of Representation on Boards
Jackie Jenkins Scott, former president of Wheelock College, believes that when universities use the word “we,” many marginalized groups are not included in this “we.”
TU/TD, Blog
The Interrobang and Selling Out: TU/TD
Sometimes, the cliché narrative of popular musicians selling the soul of their artistry to rise to the top of the charts becomes far too evident to ignore.
Opinions, Column
Trump’s Dangerous Diplomacy Ditch
“You can’t just overfund the military and use it to make bad things go away. It isn’t zero-sum, and we can’t solve our problems with a stick alone.”
Opinions, Column
Breaking the Course Comfort Zone
“It is so easy to take what we see and hear as the truth, allow it to take root, and grow in our minds until it becomes a fully formed opinion or belief. These are the seeds of prejudice, the beginnings of immigration bans.”
Opinions, Column
Overcoming the Fear of Writing
“In truth, writing should not be a source of fear. Though it might seem daunting, taking a creative writing class at BC can help alleviate this fear.”
Voices from the Dustbowl
What Has Impressed You the Most About BC So Far?
In this Monday’s edition of ‘Voices from the Dustbowl,’ we asked admitted students what has impressed them most about BC so far. [aesop_gallery id=”132605″ revealfx=”off”] Featured Image by Margaux Eckert
News, On Campus, Administration
Grad Senate Meeting Addresses Free Expression, Union
The Graduate Student Association formally endorsed the Graduate Employees Union at a meeting on Thursday.
Spring
BC Blows Halftime Lead, Falls to Unranked Duke
Going into intermission, the Eagles were up three goals. But it only took a bit less than eight minutes in the second half for Duke to completely erase the deficit. From there on, it was all Blue Devils.
