The Office of Student Affairs and O’Neill Library has begun a pilot program that allows for O’Neill to remain open all night on Fridays and Saturdays, an initiative that began on April 1.
On Campus, Featured Story, News
FACES’ Embrace Week Hopes to Bring BC Campus Diversity Issues to Light
The FACES Council, along with the Thea Bowman AHANA and Intercultural Center, Black Student Forum, and UGBC’s AHANA Leadership Council and GLBTQ Leadership Council, presents Embrace Week, a new initiative to celebrate BC’s racial diversity.
News, On Campus, Top Story
A Motion for Administrative Change on Sexual Education
The undergraduate government’s Student Assembly held a meeting, spearheaded by Collin Pratt, MCAS ’17, and John Daniell, MCAS ’17, as an attempt to open a dialogue concerning UGBC and the official Boston College administration’s stance on conversations about sex on campus.
News, On Campus
PBS Documentary Series on Mental Health Comes to BC
On Tuesday evening, UGBC and UCS will be showing Stories of the Mind, a documentary series on mental health set to be released on PBS in 2017.
News, On Campus
Economics Association Prepares for Presentation at the Massachusetts Statehouse
On Wednesday, Boston College’s Economics Association will present amendments for six different public policy issues before traveling to the Statehouse on April 14 to present to legislatures.
On Campus, News
Relay for Life Raises 133k, Hosts 1,500 People
On Friday night, the 1500 participants in the ninth annual Relay for Life raised $133,000.
News, On Campus
Upcoming: BC Republicans to Host Debate Exploring Free Speech and Self-Censorship
BC Republicans will host a debate about free speech and self-censorship on April 5 at 7 p.m. in Higgins 310.
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Russell Simons, Meredith McCaffrey Elected 2016-17 UGBC President, Executive Vice President
Russell Simons, MCAS ’17, and Meredith McCaffrey, MCAS ’17, were named the next UGBC president and executive vice president on April 1.
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Full-Time Mentality: After Increased Demand, UCS Adds Two Full-Time Staff Members
After the demand on University Counseling Services (UCS) continues to increase, an anonymous donation in combination with an approval from the Board of Trustees for the 2016-2017 budget has allotted the department two additional positions.
News, On Campus
Forty Years Finding River Sources with Wong
Dr. How Man Wong talked about his four-decade-long work, which includes finding four river sources in Asia and leading numerous conservation efforts for endangered animals, as a part of the Daniel C. Morrissey, BC ’88, and Chanannait Paisansathan, M.D., lecture series in Asian Studies.
