The Class of 2021 is larger than the sophomore class size by almost 100 students, and more rising juniors applied to live on campus than in previous years, contributing to the limited housing availability.
News, Top Story, On Campus
Racial Justice Symposium Considers Effects of Racial Trauma
“Nations are no more real than race is,” said Philippe Copeland, a clinical assistant professor at the Boston University School of Social Work. “They were literally created by the same people for the same reasons—some of it over coffee.”
News, On Campus, Featured Story
CSD Advocates to Improve Eagle Escort
“We’ve been working pretty extensively with the administration from prior to the resolution, I would say,” said Clair Chatellier, the current chair of CSD and MCAS ’19.
News, Top Story, Academics
CSOM Students, Faculty React to Grade Inflation Report
“I think having general principles and boundaries is a good policy, but there should be always room for flexibility depending on the circumstances and particular cases,” said Juan Montes, assistant professor of the practice in CSOM.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
International Assistants Help Foreign Students Adjust to Life at BC
Krissy Malonne, an International Assistant and LSOE ’19, was a freshman when she became friends with an Australian exchange student in one of her classes. He spoke fondly about his IA, and his happiness with the program inspired her to apply for the next year.
Featured Story, On Campus, News
Krause Debates Northeastern’s Abrahms on Effectiveness of Terrorism
“I see us both trying to answer a similar question and kind of snipping off different parts of it, and together you put together kind of the patchwork of the answer,” said Peter Krause.
On Campus, News
Haynes Analyzes Trump-Era Immigration Debate
Dina Haynes talked about Immigration and Customs Enforcement, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and the Department of Homeland Security.
On Campus, News
SSH Launches “RubberHub,” Ships First Delivery Friday
RubberHub is a free condom delivery service operated off campus in Chestnut Hill by BC student volunteers.
Administration, Top Story, News
Tuition Set at $54,600 for 2018-19 School Year
The total cost of attendance, including fees and room and board, will rise to $69,942, increasing 3.6 percent from the 2017-18 level.
News, On Campus
Women’s Center to Host CARE Week Starting Monday
The Women’s Center aims to deconstruct the stigma surrounding sexual assault to make students feel comfortable enough to share their stories.
