People are often very critical of UHS without actually talking to the administrators in charge about their problems. Going to the source, the director of UHS, reveals the success health services has month in and month out.
Giving Thanks
In honor of Thanksgiving, The Heights editors give thanks for the good in their lives.
A Window Into BC’s GLBTQ Past
Although many things have changed since the ’60s for GLBTQ students on campus, as alumni related in a GLC panel, there is still much more that the administration needs to do.
TU/TD: Hail, And Farewell Evermore!
By many lands and over many a wave, we come to say goodbye as fate has cruelly snatched us away. But we’ll always have Thanksgiving.
Why Vegetarianism Can Have A Bigger Impact Than Voting
Refraining from eating meat can have a bigger impact than voting, both on the environment and the lives of animals.
What Is It Good For?
We work ourselves into a stressed-out frenzy in college, but what does that really get us in the end?
Six Months In Disneyland
Disneyland, like study abroad, is an experience where the normal rules don’t apply, but consequences still exist.
Solidarity Starts With Awareness
To be global citizens, we all should care about events that shock the consciousness of a people, destroy lives and institutions, and cause fear, regardless of whether they occur halfway around the world or on our own campus.
Recommendations For Student Guide Revisions
As the Dean of Students’ Office works on revising the Student Guide with the Office of Student Involvement and UGBC, these are some concerns they should keep in mind.
On Eating Disorders And Being Enough
Recovering from my eating disorder began when I threw out all of my old understandings of food and diet. After a year of treatment, I was able to think of myself as completely enough. Coming to a school at which the idea of being more is emphasized has led me to question whether it is truly good for the student body.