The most notable budget increase is for the the Council for Students with Disabilities, which received $13,128, a $5,107 increase from last year.
Portico, Globalization Among Most Enrolled Courses This Semester
Globalization and Atlantic Worlds are two of the most popular history courses this semester.
BC Holds Career Fair Amid Anxieties Over Early Recruiting Timeline
Some banks hired students for summer 2018 internships this past spring.
Union Members Optimistic Heading Into NLRB Vote
A site run by “Concerned BC Grad Students” launched last week in opposition to the unionization efforts.
AHANA Hires Make Up 46 Percent of New Faculty
Partly in response to student demands, BC is expanding its hiring of new faculty to more AHANA scholars.
Gallery: Summer Renovations Transform Lyons, Devlin
A lecture hall for The Office of Undergraduate Admissions will be constructed in Devlin Hall.
At Convocation 2017, Golinkin Praises Power of Young Generation
Golinkin said the major conflict during his time at BC was the construction of a fence around the Mods.
With One Week Until Election, Union Holds Event With Kennedy and Capuano
With a week to go before their collective bargaining election, BC’s Graduate Employees Union held an event with U.S. Reps. Joe Kennedy and Mike Capuano.
UGBC Without VP of Diversity and Inclusion at Start of Year
Akosua Achampong and Tt King, both MCAS ’18, start this week as the first solely female president and executive vice president of the Undergraduate Government of Boston College, and have experienced some recent personnel changes.
Visa Processes and DACA Face Some Uncertainty
As DACA is extended for two years and fast-track processing for necessary visas resume for faculty, international students and faculty face some pending uncertainty as the future of DACA is pending and visa processes become more elaborate.