Students in Boston College Mock Trial break into prosecution and defense teams to litigate cases.
Features
Academia at Rest: What Your Professors Did Over Winter Break
From the mundane to Thomas Kaplan-Maxfield, here’s a small dose of what your professors have been getting up to for the past month.
Features, Top Story
Despite Declining Sight, Senior Singer Finds His Sound
After losing his sight, Ben Seo continues to bring his passion for music to Boston College.
Featured Story, Features
WIN Gives Entrepreneurial Women a Chance to Succeed
Boston College’s Women Innovators Network seeks to empower women in the business sector by inviting big-name entrepreneurs such as Diane Hessan.
Features, Column, Featured Column
Pushing Through the Quarter-Life Crisis
Features editor James Lucey ends his Heights career with a final column about where he’s going next—or at least hopes to.
Featured Story, Features
At the Winston Center, Ethics and Globalization Meet
The Winston Center hopes to broaden the minds of Boston College students entering the business world and elsewhere by challenging their ethical beliefs.
Features, News
New Dean Brings Science and Tech Experience to Lynch School
New Associate Dean of Research James Slotta believes the Lynch school faculty’s extensive expertise in teaching, learning, assessment, technology, and social justice can be attributed to the campus on a wider basis.
News, Features
Despite Small Size, Slavic Studies Offers Big Opportunities
Students who graduate with a degree in Slavic Studies or Russian have a wide array of opportunities because of their knowledge of the language and culture.
Features, News
Professor and Student Explore Political and Personal Sides of Syrian Crisis
With over 400,000 deaths in Syria, many of them civilians, political science professor Peter Krause discusses the role of the U.S. in the crisis.
Features
‘My Team Is Breaking Barriers’
Nationally-ranked BC women’s rugby has defied expectations in its recent postseason run.
