Two sides of the Mursday contingent convene in Nova Scotia, leading up to the mystery humor serial’s conclusion.
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The Mursday Effect Chapter 8: The Spy Who Annoyed Me
The brave and cowardly converge in an epic highway battle, as The Mursday Effect hurtles toward its final chapter.
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For When the Big Envelopes Arrive
Shannon Kelly gives some advice to the prospective members of the Class of 2021: you always end up where you’re supposed to.
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BC Libraries Honor Monan’s Legacy
Rev. J. Donald Monan, S.J. was a crucial figure in purchasing the millionth book for BC Libraries, a book that is now on display to commemorate his legacy.
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Mulderrig Makes Students’ First Year a Memorable One
Ryan Mulderrig spent his first night at BC staying up late with his newfound friends at Claver Hall, and now he works to improve the first year experience of students like him.
Features
Sutherland Researches Student Health in Chile
Melissa Sutherland, an associate professor in the Connell School of Nursing, received a Fulbright scholarship to study sexual violence in Chile.
Features
Writing on the Wall: Answering Anonymous Questions at O’Neill
O’Neill Library’s “Answer Wall” has a response for every question.
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EagleDate: Sugary Cereal and Cartoons
Kyle and Sydney ventured to Cambridge for their EagleDate, where they enjoyed a cereal bar and Saturday morning cartoons.
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Striving to Feel Awake: Achampong and King Prepare to Lead UGBC
Akosua Achampong and Tt King developed appreciation for advocacy work even before they got to college. Now they bring that perspective to UGBC.
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40 Hours: EagleMUNC V Aims for an Immersive Experience
Over 150 BC student staffers, 70 high school teachers, and 650 high school students, came together for EagleMUNC V.
