The process by which UGBC selected its new Executive Vice President after the resignation of Chris Marchese was inconsistent with the protocol outlined in the Constitution. This reveals a disconcerting disregard for the contract between the student government and the student body.
A Collaborative Path To A Better Student Guide
The Dean of Students’ Office is currently rewriting the Student Guide, a much needed action. It is commendable that they are involving students in the process, and students should take advantage of the opportunity to share their view.
Research Methods Reveal Ethical Shortcomings
Recent events at Harvard, Stanford, and Dartmouth have raised questions about ethical practices in conducting research. The failure to seek informed consent from the participants in two projects is reprehensible.
A New Way To Foster Film And Acting On Campus
The collaboration between Exposure Productions and the BC students behind Mod of Cards is a positive way of encouraging artistic development on campus. It offers a model of how BC might better prepare students for creative fields.
An Improvement To Ethics Oversight
BC recently launched a third-party hotline for ethics complaints. The establishment of this hotline is an improvement to the University’s internal auditing.
Promoting A Healthy Body Image At BC
This week, the Women’s Center is hosting the annual Love Your Body Week, a week dedicated to combating issues of body image and self-esteem. This year has a compelling program of events that students should take the time to attend.
Social Media Campaign Shows Better Picture Of BC
Drawing from the perspective of student social media fellows, the new hashtag BC360 campaign is a positive development for BC social media.
Baker’s New Ideas For Higher Education In Mass.
After Republican Charlie Baker’s victory over Martha Coakley, students should be aware of changes that might be coming to higher education.
Name Change Ushers In New Phase For BC EMTs
The upcoming name change of Eagle EMS to BC EMS reflects the growth and seriousness of the organization. It rightly recognizes them for the great service they have provided to the University.
Self-advocacy, Awareness Needed At The Hospital
Students should be aware that there is no one standardized procedure for treatment upon arrival at St. Elizabeth’s for alcohol-related incidents, but that doctor’s provide treatment based on an individual’s case.