O’Connell said the problem with the health of the homeless is that many wait to seek treatment until their health deteriorates enough to affect daily function.
Get Your Eat On: EagleEats App Allows Students to Easily View Dining Hall Options
The app had over 700 downloads as of Wednesday night.
Career Center Creates New Student Social Responsibility Agreement
The agreement took effect on Jan. 9 and can be filled out on EagleLink.
Red Sox Strength Coach Mike Roose Gives Life Tips, Talks MLB Mindset
Roose said he’s wanted this job since he was a sophomore in college.
Reported Sexual Assaults Rose Slightly in 2015, As Expected
The increase is expected as BC focuses its efforts on education and resources for survivors to report.
Hovil Presents Research on African Refugee Experience
Even when policymakers claim that refugees are free to leave camps to find work and housing, often such necessities are difficult to access.
Jebbit CEO Encourages Students to Follow Passions During Lunch
Coburn would have graduated in 2013, but he chose to leave BC three months before his expected graduation.
Martin O’Malley on Lessons From 2016 and Reforming American Democracy
O’Malley discussed his campaign for the Democratic nomination and why he backed down from “all lives matter.”
CJBC Talks Trump, Encourages BC to Divest at Post-Inauguration Walkout
The event, CJBC’s first of the semester, was at times highly critical of the administration’s position on divestment.
Seeking Bigger Turnout, UCS Will Hold Bias and Isms Panel Tuesday
UCS’s panel before Winter Break had to compete with the Christmas Tree Lighting for attendees.