A champion for mental health awareness, Cassidy Gallegos takes on the upcoming UGBC presidential election.
UGBC Outsiders: James Kale’s Presidential Bid Born Out Of Campus Protest
James Kale enters this month’s presidential election as the candidate with the least experience in UGBC. A look at his perspectives on recent campus events and motivation for running.
An Unexpected Journey: Thomas Napoli’s Road To Candidacy
As the UGBC presidential election looms, Thomas Napoli discusses his time at Boston College thus far.
News Briefs: Nursing School and Immigration
The News Briefs are a twice-weekly collection of happenings around campus, published with each print issue of The Heights.
University To Close Monday, Classes Moved To Thursday
In response to Winter Storm Marcus, Boston College cancelled class for the fourth time in two weeks, with another 18 to 24 inches of snow expected to fall.
At BC, A February Push For Sustainability
RecycleMania pits college campuses against each other in a recycling and energy conservation competition.
Chinese NGO Activist Visits BC, Discusses Public Involvement
The Chinese Students Association of Boston College hosted Song Qinghua, whose non-governmental organization trains Chinese people to become more politically active.
For Students With Disabilities, A Newly Created Advocacy Group
Last month, UGBC established the Council for Students with Disabilities to plan initiatives and events that will raise visibility and help to foster change.
Special Funds Set Aside To Bankroll Student Ideas For Sustainability, Innovation
UGBC’s Innovation Fund and the Taking Green Initiatives Fund provide students and organizations with seed money that sponsors ideas, initiatives, events, and programs.
Classes Canceled Monday, Bus Service To End Early
The University announced its third snow day in a week, with a snow accumulation of 14 inches expected for Monday.