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Michalczyk Examines Film Methods Used In Holocaust In New Book

James Lucey • February 2, 2015

John Michalczyk, the director of the film studies program, explores the liberation of concentration camps and the film method used to capture the camps in his most recent book.

A Winter Survival Guide: ‘Corinsight’ On How To Thrive In 2015

Corinne Duffy • February 2, 2015

A collection on insights on surviving harsh winter in Chestnut Hill, and how to best navigate winter spaces like Fuel, the Chocolate Bar, and the Plex.

Physics Professor Broido Honored For Work In Energy Conservation

Laura McLaughlin • February 2, 2015

Boston College physics professor David Broido was recently elected a fellow in the American Physical Society.

Eagles Overseas: A Look At Study Abroad Trends

Madeleine Loosbrock • February 2, 2015

A look at the Office of International Programs' statistics on undergraduates that choose to study abroad.

Elections Committee Confirms Three Bids For UGBC President And Vice President

Arielle Cedeno • January 29, 2015

The Elections Committee has officially announced the teams running for president and executive vice president in UGBC election.

News Briefs: Postponed Events, A Massive Snowball Fight, And A Flag Controversy

Gus Merrell • January 29, 2015

The News Brief is a twice-weekly collection of happenings that occurred since our last issue.

Athletes Support Bates’ Decision To Vote Against NCAA Proposal

Michael Sullivan • January 29, 2015

The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee spoke in support of the Boston College Athletic Department’s reasoning behind voting down cost of attendance measure.

BC Senior Loic Assobmo Works On App Connecting Patients To Doctors In Rural Africa

Gus Merrell • January 29, 2015

Loic Assobmo is searching for seed funding for his mobile app that will allow those who live in rural areas of Africa to connect to healthcare resources.

White Noise: BC Responds To State Of Emergency

Arielle Cedeno • January 29, 2015

Over two feet of snow fell in the Boston area over the course of Winter Storm Juno.

University Cancels Wednesday Classes —Woods College, Evening Courses Still On

Carolyn Freeman • January 27, 2015

Class has been canceled in response to a snowfall of over 24 inches, with evening classes and those in the Woods College the exceptions.

University Cancels Classes Tonight And Tuesday, Warns Students To Stay Inside

Carolyn Freeman • January 26, 2015

The University has canceled all classes tonight and tomorrow following a state of emergency issued by Governor Charlie Baker.

Jesuit Institute Spearheads Semester-Long Initiative On Race In Response To Student Protests

Gus Merrell • January 26, 2015

Rev. James Keenan, S.J., and the Jesuit Institute are spearheading an initiative that will promote student-faculty dialogue on topics of race.