While Boston College students have expressed a need for more comprehensive diversity, equity, and inclusion programs for decades, the events of last fall made it painfully clear that the University still has a long road ahead.
Featured Column, Letters To The Editor, Opinions
LTE: In Response to Dr. Christine Blasey Ford’s Testimony Against Brett Kavanaugh
We at the Boston College Women’s Center want to reiterate our support for survivors of sexual violence, and offer/remind our community about the resources available.
Letters To The Editor, Opinions
LTE: In Response to: “Over 200 Faculty Sign Letter Calling on Leahy, Quigley to Issue ‘Strong Response’ to B.o.B’s Stances”
“Was this episode just about vetting or was it more broadly a case study about sensitivity?”
Opinions, Letters To The Editor
LTE: In Response To: “B.o.B to Headline This Year’s Modstock Festival”
“But it is clear from his statement above that he has been called out on these views—and to no avail.”
Letters To The Editor, Opinions
LTE: In Response to: “Two Students Accused of Property Damage For Chalking”
“This is because the snowflakes at BC aren’t college students. They’re administrators.”
Opinions, Letters To The Editor
LTE: A Response To “Carroll School Moves to Combat Grade Inflation”
“No grading system will be perfect, but one that intentionally reduces grades is harmful to students.”
Opinions, Letters To The Editor
LTE: In Response to LTE from Ethan Mack
“We firmly believe we are furthering this mission in providing our care, service, and resources to improve the health of our student community.”
Opinions, Letters To The Editor
LTE: In Response to “Impeachment Talks Were Overreaction”
“I hope this letter lends readers a more holistic context as to why, after this election, many on this campus are left more than a little unsettled, and quite frankly, angry.”
Opinions, Letters To The Editor
LTE: In Response to: “Impeachment Talk was Overreaction”
“If you supported diversity of opinion, you’d have spoken out against those who harassed Batsinelas and Mancini, who actively supported different opinions on campus, for breaking from commonly accepted beliefs during their campaign last year, or perhaps you’d have condemned the individual who asked friends to literally treat Michael Proietta like a toilet because of his ‘controversial’ opinions.”
Opinions, Letters To The Editor
LTE: In Response To “Survey Indicates Need for Sexual Health Referendum”
“I am sure these students believe their cause is just. However, the reality is that if they ever got their way, it would cause more damage to this university then they could possibly realize.”
