The federal and state governments are now investigating Boston College for potentially violating laws regarding accessibility.
Academics, On Campus, News
Published Professors: Song Discusses Race Dialogue In ‘The Children Of 1965’
BC English professor discusses race and its influence in writing in his new book.
News, On Campus, Top Story
Climate Justice Holds Vigil At President’s Office, Urges BC To Divest From Fossil Fuels
Over forty members of the University community joined Climate Justice at Boston College to call attention to the divestment movement.
News, On Campus, Top Story
Winter Storm Postpones UGBC Presidential Debates, Elections
The debates that take place prior to voting have been moved to Wednesday, and with that, the elections pushed back.
News, On Campus
Tensions Rise In Debate Over Divestment
Climate Justice at Boston College is an unregistered student organization that is attempting to shift the University’s stance on divesting from fossil fuels.
News, On Campus
Burns Library Exhibit Displays Artifacts Of Irish Culture, Music
The Burns Library exhibit consists of items from Irish books, music, history, and literature.
News, On Campus, Top Story
Six Feet Under: BC’s Aggressive Strategy To Keep Cancellations From Accumulating
Despite students’ protests, the University reopened on Tuesday.
News, On Campus
Alumna Appointed Governing Trustee Of Cancer Institute
Karen Daley, M.S. ’04, Ph.D. ’10, has just been elected to the Board of Trustees of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
On Campus, A Discussion On The Keystone XL Pipeline
David Deese, a professor of political science, discussed the controversial proposed Keystone XL pipeline.
News, On Campus, Top Story
And They’re Off: UGBC Election Season Commences
The UGBC Campaign Kickoff event marks the start of the presidential and executive vice presidential campaign season for the 2015-2016 school year.
