“We also remind the students that they’re moving into a community—a hard working community where people are,” Boyle said. “It’s not college life. You know, it’s not the Mods.”
Campus Cocktails: Damon’s Dirty Shirley
Just like Damon, this cocktail is sweet, strong, and a little spooky. It’s the perfect drink for any Halloween party, pregame, or vampire-themed event.
In Colombia, Rey-Guerra Researches Gender Disparities in Education and Parenting
“For a researcher, one of the higher expectations or goals is to get your research to impact and maybe change some policies or cultural norms,” Rey-Guerra said. “It challenges you as a researcher to make your research more approachable, way more understandable for other people that are outside of academia.”
2023 Aquino Scholarship Winner Heidi Yun Promotes Inclusivity, Advocates for Asian Students
“An Asian American leader is able to use their previously lived experiences and turn that into tangible action,” Yun said. “And I think that all these initiatives and organizations that I’ve been a part of, they’re all ‘feel good’ moments where like, you actually feel you’re making an impact on campus. … I’m doing something for the community, but I’m also learning something while doing it.”
Campus Cocktails: The Midnight Moonshine Martini
As a coffee fanatic, I’ve always loved espresso martinis. Not only do they help wake me up so I can stay out late, but the combination of bitter coffee and sweet Kahlúa creates the perfect sippable drink to enjoy at dinner, with dessert, or, you guessed it, getting ready for a night out.
Triple Jeopardy: BC Alum Secures Victory on Three ‘Jeopardy!’ Episodes
“He knew everything,” Rao, BC ’21, said. “Everywhere we went, we could point at like a statue and be like, ‘What’s that guy? What’s his story?’ And he was like, ‘That’s so and so.’”
Homemade on The Heights: Shrimp Tacos
Taco Tuesday is arguably the best day of the week, and living with my best friends has only strengthened my case. There is no other way I’d rather spend my Tuesday nights than in my dorm kitchen making a taco bar to accompany a nightly debrief.
Building a Home Away From Home: An Exchange Student’s Guide to Living With a Roommate
I soon learned not all new and different things are terrible. So, here is some advice I would give anyone to help embrace the changes that come with sharing a space.
The Balancing Act: How to Prioritize Happiness and Success in College
With midterms approaching, finding the equilibrium between being an academic weapon and enjoying life is crucial. Here are some tips on how to embrace a well-rounded lifestyle as a BC student.
The Power of the Pedal: Beyer Provides Kids With Bikes Through CycleService
“I grew up backpacking, hiking, all that stuff, but I had never heard of bike touring,” he said. “And I thought, ‘How can I connect this idea of service that’s really important to me now from high school, and this idea of the outdoors, and mold these into one thing where the outdoors can sort of be this outlet for kids like me?’”