“Although there were successful startups at Boston College before these new programs, the Shea Center remains a good use of resources.”
Opinions, Editorials
An Earlier, More Comprehensive Launch Career Program
“Much in the way one tenses up before a punch in the stomach, a junior can gather information to be prepared for the rounds of interviewing, resumé-sending, rejection, and acceptance that marks the career search.”
Featured Column, Editorials, Opinions
Admin Should Respond to SA Resource Center Resolution
“The administration must acknowledge that what students and alumni call for ought to be considered.”
Opinions, Editorials
2150 Silver Rating is Good Sign, Work Should Continue
“Improving sustainability in residence halls, regardless of specific LEED ratings, is a good project for BC that should be continued and expanded.”
Editorials, Opinions
Extended Library Hours are Necessary for Students
“Once the extended hours are brought back in October, University Libraries and the Office and Student Affairs should respond to student demand and consider making the change permanent.”
Opinions, Editorials
Early-Year Mailroom Issues Should be Prevented Next Year
“By keeping the mailroom problems of the past few weeks in mind, BC Facilities should prepare for next year and work to make the mailroom process more efficient, while also preempting some of the technological and logistic problems that stalled delivery.”
Opinions, Featured Column, Editorials
Vandalized Sign Indicates LGBTQ Problems on Campus
“The vandalized sign should stand as a reminder that issues of prejudice and LGBTQ rights have not been solved on this campus.”
Opinions, Editorials
StokesSet Concert Shows Good Work From CAB
“Both the ticketing process and the planning of the concert helped create a great event for BC students, which should always be CAB’s goal.”
Opinions, Editorials
UGBC Budget Helps Diversity Groups, Requires Transparency
“A more detailed breakdown of events and speakers would show students where their money is going and promote transparency in student government.”
Opinions, Editorials
Primary Elections Show Civic Engagement from BC Students
“While the primary had a very low turnout, less than 9 percent, it brought out commendable civic engagement in campus groups such as the College Democrats of Boston College.”
