By: Adriana Mariella
Having inhabited that attitude of false cynicism for four years, it seems that the problem is not always a lack of emotions, but a lack of ability to admit that we have them or that we’d like to have more relationships that include them.
By: Corinne Duffy
Throughout his college and professional careers, Rev. Charles Gallagher, S.J., has been fascinated by all parts of history.
By: Connor Farley
City Connects, a program that supports K-8 students throughout Boston, New York, and Ohio and was founded by Lynch School of Education Kearns Professor of Urban Education Mary Walsh, has recently been awarded grants from six different foundations totaling $2.6 million.
By: Nathan McGuire
After what initially could have been an uncontested election, the Elections Committee (EC) officially commenced the campaign for UGBC president and executive vice president in an invigorated kick-off event in the Cabaret Room on Sunday night.
By: Alison Takahashi
Even with all the hype surrounding it, Valentine’s Day on campus doesn’t have to be so stressful.
By: Caitlin Slotter
BC’s Pep Band may be small, but its music packs a punch during games in Conte Forum.
Who says dating on college campuses is dead? These couples can thank their BC connection for bringing them together.
By: Sarah Moore
BC Fossil Free has an important but controversial goal: to have the University completely divest from fossil fuels.
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Two BC students learned a lot about each other–and what to order at a hotpot restaurant–on their date last weekend.
By: Connor Farley
Last week, Boston College issued a closure of University facilities due to heavy snow forecasts. During such periods, the Office of Emergency Management (OEM) takes increased measures to ensure campus safety and immediate snow removal.
