University President Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J., spoke on a panel titled “Revitalizing Our Church: Ideas from University Presidents.” The event addressed how the Church can find a path to restored credibility.
News, On Campus
‘Solidarity at BC’ Panelists Define Service
Sponsored by the Arrupe International Immersion Program, “Solidarity at BC: For and With Others” began by asking audience members to write down their definition of solidarity.
News, On Campus, Top Story
Acceptance Rate for Class of 2023 Holds Steady at 27 Percent
Boston College accepted 9,500 students from a total pool of 35,500. Total applications rose over 14 percent from last year.
On Campus, Top Story, News
‘Lies Feminists Tell’ Event Sees Tensions Rise During Q&A Portion After Anti-Abortion Speech
Boston College’s Pro-Life Club held an event titled “Lies Feminists Tell with Kristan Hawkins” Tuesday night, with tensions reaching a high point during the question-and-answer section of the event.
Top Story, On Campus, News
After Presentations, Amaka Nnaeto, MCAS ’20, Voted New Director of Diversity and Inclusion
The process of selecting a new Director of Diversity and Inclusion (DDI) for the Undergraduate Government of Boston College kicked off with a series of presentations by three candidates on Sunday night, hosted by Michael Osaghae, UGBC president-elect and MCAS ’20. Amaka Nnaeto, MCAS ’20, was voted into the position late Monday night.
Academics, Top Story, On Campus, News
Schiller Institute to Support Engineering Labs
Boston College’s Provost’s Advisory Council (PAC) released the first public indication of the University’s plans to devote resources and building space to the development of engineering laboratories.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Arrested Development’ Returns With Higher Quality Storyline
The second part of ‘Arrested Development’s’ season includes a clearer plot and overall higher quality.
Featured Story, On Campus, News
2150, 2000 Dorms Still Slow To Fill During Annual Housing Process
The process ran through a familiar pattern to past years, with the Mods filling up early on in the process. For the third straight year, 2150 Commonwealth Ave. was the slowest—and final—dorm to fill up.
The T, Featured Story, Metro
MBTA Hosts Public Hearing on Planned Fare Hike
A lively gathering of Bostonians crowded outside the Transportation Board Room on Wednesday for a public hearing on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s (MBTA) proposed fare hike, which will go into effect July 1 of this year.
News, On Campus
Pinderhughes Exposes Students, Faculty to Implicit Bias
In honor of Black History Month, Rick Pinderhughes addressed an audience of faculty, staff, and students on how to recognize prejudices through his workshop, “Interrupting Barriers to Being Culturally Responsive.”
