Reed Piercey, UGBC President and MCAS ’19, and Ignacio Fletcher, Executive Vice President of UGBC and MCAS ’20, are feeling relief.
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Tax Filings Show Addazio, Christian Remain BC’s Highest Paid Employees
Boston College released its annual 990 tax filings last week, with football head coach Steve Addazio and men’s basketball head coach Jim Christian remaining the University’s highest-paid employees. The University’s net assets increased by $112,842,019 in fiscal year 2018 (FY18).
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First Female President of the International Federation of Catholic Universities to Speak at 143rd University Commencement
Isabel Capeloa Gil will speak at the University’s 143rd Commencement Exercises, which are taking place on May 20. Gil will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree, alongside fellow degree recipients Dan Bunch, Robert D. Farrell, S.J., Thomas D. O’Malley, a former BC trustee; and Marilynne Robinson, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author.
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University Releases Executive Summary of Student Experience Survey Results
The findings from Boston College’s Student Experience Survey have been released by the Office of Institutional Research, Planning, and Assessment.
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Multiple Witnesses, Pieces of Evidence Ruled Out in $3 Million Lawsuit Against BC
BC won more major battles in the ongoing lawsuit by an alumnus alleging the school breached its contract with him during disciplinary proceedings in 2012.
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In Memoriam: Patrick Gregorek, BC ’19
Gregorek, who died suddenly last week at his Seekonk, Mass. home, is remembered as a bright, positive, and loving man.
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Both Sides File Motions in $3 Million Lawsuit
Both sides in the $3 million lawsuit pending against Boston College submitted motions regarding witnesses, admissible exhibits of evidence, and whether there will be a separate hearing to determine if damages will be capped over the past two weeks.
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Power Surge That Took BC Offline ‘Very Serious,’ All Systems Now Restored
A local power surge damaged elements of the power infrastructure in St. Clement’s Hall on Brighton Campus on Tuesday at 9 a.m., taking Boston College’s technology capabilities offline. St. Clement’s contains approximately 2,000 computer servers that support academic and administrative functions.
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Cases Against Sorkin Delayed to May 10, First Trial Details Emerge
The court cases pending against Michael Sorkin, CSOM ’21, were continued to May 10. New details concerning where the case in Middlesex County stands in terms of discovery, witnesses to be called, and how Sorkin will plead his case emerged in the case’s latest court filings.
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Third Student-Admin Gathering Features Mental Health Discussion
Students and administrators came together for the third Student-Administrator Gathering of the semester this past Tuesday to discuss on-campus mental health issues with the leaders of University Counseling Services (UCS).
