The administration rejected Sissi Liu’s appeal of her disciplinary probation status following the Feb. 13 Climate Justice vigil.
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Court Documents Shed Light On Assault Case
A lawsuit filed against University offers details on alleged assault.
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Police Report Filed, Investigation Possible For Unsanctioned Flyers
University removed hundreds of posters bringing attention to free speech issues on campus.
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Achieving Kinship By Helping The Marginalized
Fr. Greg Boyle, a Jesuit from Los Angeles, has made it his mission to address the needs of gang-involved youth.
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History Professor Considers Post-Cold War Policy In Latest Book
In James Cronin’s most recent book, he discusses the new world order proposed by the West after the Cold War.
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O’Neill Exhibit Showcases Native Americans In Baseball
An ongoing exhibit in the O’Neill 3rd Floor Reading Room entitled “Baseball’s League of Nations: A Tribute to Native American Baseball Players,” sheds light on the Native American community.
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Climate Justice Protestors Appeal University Sanctions
After receiving sanctions for unregistered protest activities, two members of Climate Justice are appealing their disciplinary probation status.
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Former BC Student Files Suit In Alleged Assault
The University has been sued for supposedly mishandling a 2012 assault case.
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Math Workshop To Return To Campus
Boston College will host the AGNES conference for the second time.
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International Assistant Program Seeks Greater Integration For East Asian Students
As the International Assistant Program gears up for the 2015-2016 academic year, it exhibits a renewed focus on how best to integrate a growing number of international students from East Asian countries.
