The SSC Venture Partners, a venture fund and accelerator for student startups in the Boston area, will fund and mentor four BC student and alumni companies.
News, Off Campus, Academics, Featured Story, Coronavirus Updates
Pandemic Creates Unique Challenges For Nursing School
As Boston College Connell School of Nursing students prepare to finish the spring semester remotely, they have had to adjust to more than virtual instruction.
Metro, Off Campus, Politics, Featured Story, Administration, Boston, Coronavirus Updates, Colleges
Boston City Councilor Liz Breadon Petitions Universities to Stay on Campus
Boston City Councilor Liz Breadon encouraged BC, BU, and Harvard students to assist them in petitioning their universities to stay on campus.
News, On Campus, Academics, Coronavirus Updates
CSON Students Unsure of How Clinical Requirements Will Be Met
“We are diligently working on how you will be able to meet the objectives of the clinical courses regarding attending clinical,” Simonelli said in an email to all nursing students. “Your clinical faculty are expecting you.”
News, On Campus
‘Times’ and ‘Globe’ Journalists Discuss Careers in Media
The Boston College Career Center recently hosted two journalists from The Boston Globe and The New York Times to discuss careers in journalism and media.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
Democratic House Candidates Debate at BC
Seven Democratic candidates vying for Massachusetts’ Fourth Congressional District seat visited BC on Tuesday to debate the central issues of their campaign platforms.
Metro, Boston
Bill for Free Menstrual Products in Massachusetts Schools Passes through Education Committee
A bill that would make free disposable menstrual products available in all elementary and secondary public schools serving students grades six to 12 in Massachusetts recently passed through the Education Committee and is awaiting a vote by the House or Senate.
News, On Campus, Top Story
Packnett Discusses Power at Women’s Summit
The Boston College Women’s Center hosted its sixth annual Women’s Summit, which discussed the complexities of women’s issues in today’s world.
Metro, Newton
City of Newton Now Charging for Paper Bags
The Newton City Council has now issued a new ordinance enacting a 10-cent charge on all single-use paper bags. The charge is part of efforts to reduce waste and move toward more environmentally-conscious shopping.
On Campus, News
CAB Attempts to Diversify Concerts With BCL
CAB’s Boston City Limits concert aims to bring more inclusivity to campus than concerts in the past with its “Electric Soul” theme.
