With 76 six-person mods, every outdoor space tells a different story. Your mod is a testament to your senior journey, so embrace the freedom to turn your backyard into the ultimate reflection of who you are!
Features, Off-Campus Profiles, Profiles
Diplomacy and Heritage: Seigenthaler Pierce’s Role as Ireland’s First Honorary Consul in Tennessee
On St. Patrick’s Day 1994, Amy Seigenthaler Pierce received a phone call that changed the trajectory of her life.
Features, Tips and Trends, Trends
What Your Sneaker Says About You
From classic high-top Converse to the more contemporary Adidas Sambas, here are the seven most popular picks for on-the-go footwear this fall.
Features, Cooking Column, Column
Homemade On The Heights: Greek Bowl
Between you and me, I think this version of the Greek bowl gives Lower a serious run for its money! Honestly, I make this meal at least once a week—it’s easy, healthy, and absolutely delicious.
Top Story, Features, Long-term Features, Long-form Features
Abstraction, Activism, and Apathy: BC Students Take on Election Season
The autumn bustle of Boston College students this year is shadowed by the upcoming U.S. presidential election. With November quickly approaching, the student body is tasked with finding its role in the next chapter of American history, walking the line between abstraction, activism, and apathy.
Profiles, On-Campus Profiles, Features
How BC Senior Ted Wind Aided the Influencer and Fostered Community at Socion
“We are going to go somewhere next,” Wind said. “I absolutely love this. There’s been nothing more fulfilling I’ve ever done in my life.”
Features, Off-Campus Profiles, Profiles
A Love for Community: How this BC Graduate Became a Small-Town Mayor
“I like to tell everyone, even as I’m mayor, that I generally hate politics, and I generally hate meetings, so I decided to run for mayor,” Errico said. “But I love my community, and although I might not be the person that everyone thinks has the answer, I generally thought I could do a better job and leave Telluride a better place than when I found it, and so I ran.”
Tips, Tips and Trends
How to Make the Most of Your Fall Break
Crisp air, cascading leaves, and sweaters galore mean autumn has finally arrived in Chestnut Hill. While midterm season looms over the heads of Boston College students, the brief respite of fall break also pokes its head out to provide relief amid the stress.
Features, Cooking Column, Homemade On The Heights
Homemade on the Heights: Rustic Sage & Sweet Potato Gnocchi
Though making gnocchi from scratch certainly sounded daunting to me at first as well, trust me, this recipe is so simple and so worth it. I hope you enjoy!
Features, Tips and Trends, Tips
Choosing the Right Bunk: A Guide to Maximizing Your Space in a Lofted Triple
Lofted triple housing is back at BC. Though I was initially frustrated to discover that I was one of the “unlucky few,” I have learned that being in a lofted triple is nothing to be annoyed about if you use your space wisely. With that said, here are my tips for making the most out of your lofted triple!
