After serving in the Vietnam War, Rev. Paul McNellis, S.J. turned to God for answers, and eventually became a priest.
Trio Shares Its Voice, Laughs Online With ‘Dank’ Memes
Grace Rice, Erin Olejnik, and Edward Byrne started “Boston College Memes for Jesuit Tweens” last year, and the world of BC Memes hasn’t been the same since.
Podcasting and the Atomic Bicycle: Nugent’s Newest Project
Joe Nugent assembled a team of students, called the Omnium Consortium, to put together a literary podcast for the ages.
Behind the Counter With Grogan, City Co.’s Coolest Cashier
You might not know his name, but you’ve likely met Patrick Grogan during a late night run to City Co.
With Lines out the Door, El Pelon Fills BC’s Burrito Needs
During El Pelon’s first year of business, the lines often ran out the door and across the B Line.
Through Doubts and Setbacks, Ouellette Excels for Family
Josh Ouellette’s guidance counselor told him he shouldn’t apply to BC. Four years later, he’s about to graduate with a job offer from Goldman Sachs.
Friday Night Failures: A Mediocre Football Player’s Life
Features editor Archer Parquette remembers his failure-filled time as a high school footballer.
Dear Shannon: Should I Live Off-Campus?
On-campus or off? Asst. features editor Shannon Kelly takes on the ultimate housing question.
After Time in Singapore Coast Guard, Choong Swings at BC
Han Xiang Choong, MCAS ’19, delayed his college education to serve in the Singapore Police Coast Guard, during which he lived on a ship called the Thresher Shark.
Ain’t No Mountain High Enough for Renaissance Man Montes
After working as a CEO, a Chilean governor, and a lawyer—while taking time to climb Mount Everest—Juan Montes started teaching at the Carroll School of Management in the practice, management, and organization department.