The editorial board of The Heights is composed of a group of elected Heights editors. They are responsible for discussing and writing editorials, which represent the opinion of the newspaper.
Members: Will Martino, Jack Beckman, Aidan Gravina, Genevieve Morrison, Ava Sjursen, Emily Roberge, Kate Kissel, Laney McAden, Addie Kinnaly, Paige Folli, Sarah Vergura, Connor Kilgallon
“By keeping the mailroom problems of the past few weeks in mind, BC Facilities should prepare for next year and work to make the mailroom process more efficient, while also preempting some of the technological and logistic problems that stalled delivery.”
“The vandalized sign should stand as a reminder that issues of prejudice and LGBTQ rights have not been solved on this campus.”
“Both the ticketing process and the planning of the concert helped create a great event for BC students, which should always be CAB’s goal.”
“A more detailed breakdown of events and speakers would show students where their money is going and promote transparency in student government.”
“While the primary had a very low turnout, less than 9 percent, it brought out commendable civic engagement in campus groups such as the College Democrats of Boston College.”
“As Boston College and BC student groups attempt to plan and promote similar programs, they would do well to use the planning, marketing, and execution of Arts after Dark as a template.”
“Smaller efforts like this beehive should be used to help promote a stronger environmental studies program.”
“A sexual assault climate survey is a necessity if we are to better understand the issue and the current situation on our campus.”
After years of false starts and broken hearts, printers were installed on the second floor of Corcoran Commons on Sept. 2
Although the importance of locking doors and windows was mentioned, it is necessary to further address the dangers that students encounter off campus.
