The international studies program will not participate in a proposed security studies program that would be funded by the Charles Koch Foundation.
News, On Campus
Fordham Professor Criticizes Water Privatization
Fordham University theology professor Christiana Zenner spoke about the ethics of the bottled water industry from a Catholic standpoint on Wednesday.
News, On Campus
Tree Lighting Kicks Off Holiday Season
The Campus Activities Board (CAB) kicked off the Christmas season with its annual Christmas Tree lighting in O’Neill Plaza on Tuesday night, featuring an appearance by Fr. Leahy.
News, On Campus, Football
‘New England Classic’ Holds Vigil After Addazio Firing
The ‘New England Classic,’ Boston College’s resident satirical newspaper, paid its respects to former head football coach Steve Addazio with a candle-lit vigil outside Alumni Stadium on Wednesday night.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
Senate Weighs Resolution on Koch Foundation
The resolution encouraged the University not to accept the Koch funding, citing reasons that included the foundation’s lobbying against climate change advocacy.
News, On Campus, Featured Story, Administration
DiversityEdu Updated After Student Feedback
The diversity education module has now gone through its second round of students after undergoing some changes based on student feedback.
News, On Campus
Theranos Whistleblower Shares His Story
In 2015, The Wall Street Journal exposed the fraudulence in founder Elizabeth Holmes’ claims with details provided by Shultz
News, On Campus, Top Story
First Circuit Allows BC to Reinstate Student-Athlete’s Suspension
The First Circuit ruled that the judge’s August decision to stay Doe’s suspension was based too heavily on theoretical changes in Massachusetts law.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
BC Dining Introduces Sustainability Initiatives
Over the course of the semester, Boston College Dining has implemented several new sustainability initiatives across campus dining halls in an attempt to encourage students to reduce food waste, including switching from plastic to compostable plant fiber containers.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
New Green Spaces Coming to Lower Campus
Boston College is transforming the area previously occupied by the Flynn Recreation Complex into a large green lawn, with pedestrian pathways, three tennis courts, and one basketball court, along with a newly designed parking space.
