The Heights is the independent student newspaper of Boston College.
Boston College announced that all classes will begin and offices will reopen at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday, in an email sent late Monday night. This notice came shortly after Governor Charlie Baker declared a state of emergency for all of Massachusetts, asking all non-emergency state personnel in the Boston area to not go to work Tuesday. The…
While varsity athletes are offered extensive services to cover injuries, intramural competitors are often left to suffer through them.
A graduate of Boston College writes about feelings towards the use of the Imperial Japanese Military Flag during a student run snowball fight.
Boston College suspended regular activities Tuesday in light of the massive winter storm Juno, which has already made Boston’s top ten list for severity.
As a blizzard hits BC, The Heights’ Editorial Board is spending its Snow Day in some really strange ways.
The former Boston College student who set fires in Gasson Hall and Stokes Hall last year has failed to pay restitution and has disappeared.
Statement is released by the Sociology Department of Boston College calling for the administration to make an announcement.
Over two hundred members of the BC faculty and University alumni wrote a letter in support of the protesters in St. Mary’s Hall.
The UGBC Executive Council writes a letter to the BC community in response to the “Black Lives Matter” movement, and in support of campus demonstrations.
It is important that students are speaking up for what they value—it is also important for students to value progressive activism.
