It was great to see the Own It Summit come to Boston College, and we hope that more important discussions and events like this one are hosted on campus in the future.
Editorials, Opinions
Finding Less Conventional Routes To Serve Others
Programs like EagleMUNC and BC Splash provide Boston College students with the opportunity to engage in service outside of what is typically expected.
Editorials, Opinions
Numbers Promising For BC Class Of 2019
As the acceptance percentage drops, the University becomes full of more competitive and qualified students for the coming academic year.
Opinions, Editorials
The Case For Greater Concern On Tuition Hikes
Tuition hikes have become so common that we fail to recognize or challenge them—what changes have the increased tuition brought to the University?
Editorials, Opinions
A Chance To Recognize BC’s ‘Invisible Workers’
The Invisible Workers Campaign on campus present an excellent opportunity for students to reflect and be thankful for all of the help through the historic winter season.
Opinions, Editorials
My Mother’s Fleabag Flees To Lower Campus
While it’s sad to see My Mother’s Fleabag move to a new venue, this change is ultimately for the better of this insanely popular improv comedy troupe.
Opinions, Editorials
Persistence From Students Needed For Policy Change
Rights on the Heights II was another great example of the student body’s ability to come together, but the main concern should be establishing a substantive culture.
Opinions, Editorials
Creating A Platform For Student Musicians
The Music Guild has created a great platform on campus for student musicians to take off outside of BC.
Opinions, Editorials
F.A.S.T. Week Brings Important Expansions
Boston College is nationally recognized for its service and volunteer work, and is still seeing reinventions and new initiatives.
Opinions, Editorials
A Welcome Step In The March For Equality
LGBTQ organizers participated for the first time in the city’s annual St. Patrick’s Day parade—a welcome addition to a historic tradition.
