MIT professor Tavneet Suri talked to students on Thursday about M-Pesa, a mobile money service, which primarily functions in Kenya.
News, On Campus, Top Story
Former CIA Spy Talks Mission in the Soviet Union During the Cold War
On Wednesday evening, Bill Plunkert, former CIA spy and BC ’68, recounted the years he spent in the Soviet Union during the Cold War spying for the U.S.
Top Story, On Campus, News
Graduate Students Submit Plan for New Shuttle Routes, Parking Options
In response to the lack of parking spots on campus, graduate students submitted a plan for new shuttle routes and parking options to administration.
News, On Campus
‘A Sleeping Dragon:’ Professors Talk Climate Change
Three professors spoke about climate change and politics at a Greenweek event on Tuesday evening in Devlin 010.
News, On Campus
Who’s the BC-est of Them All? This Year, it’s Junior Elio Oliva.
In this year’s Mr. BC pageant, Elio Oliva was crowned Mr. BC after his stand-up comedy routine, which referenced the BC housing process, Donald Trump, and Matthew McConaughey.
On Campus, News
At ‘Take Back the Night,’ Students Reclaim Sexual Assault Experiences
As part of Concerned About Rape Education week, BC students discussed their road to recovery after being sexually assaulted.
Top Story, On Campus, News
Ernest Moniz, U.S. Secretary of Energy and BC ’66, to Speak at 2016 Commencement
The University announced Thursday that Ernest Moniz, the U.S. Secretary of Energy, will speak at Commencement on May 23.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
Resiliency Project Aims to Improve Student Mental Health
With University Counseling services receiving an influx of students in the last few years, the Resiliency Project has been implemented to improve mental health among students.
News, On Campus
U.S. Presidents Have Targeted Poverty Since 1962, Professor Explained
Professor Sandy Jencks discussed how poverty became an increasingly important issue to U.S. presidents beginning in 1962.
Featured Story, On Campus, News
Private Lenders Roll Out a New Option for Tuition Payment
In an effort to help college students afford their education, private lenders have begun to roll out private loan options for parents.
