It’s been a rough week for the world. Two great men recently died, we heard Nickleback’s “Photograph” voluntarily played, and everyone is making way to big of a deal over “Taylor Swift’s” tweet. That’s okay, we’ll always have pumpkin-flavored food and beverages and conference rooms.
At a school that grooms students to be future leaders, it is necessary to first take the time to step back, check your privilege and bias, and realize that in order to lead we first must learn how to listen, observe, and follow.
After a semester of tense relations between the Campus School parents and BC’s administration regarding the school’s future, the parents and the University have commendably collaborated on securing the Campus School on BC’s campus for the future.
In both our personal life and our country’s trade balance, we should stop to ask one important question: Who’s paying for the HBO GO?
Without any medical expertise or past experience with global health, the former Chief of Staff to the Vice President has been tapped by the Obama administration to salvage a botched effort to contain the virus.
At a university with a commitment to social justice, the Social Justice Coalition successfully creates a needed forum for specific clubs to meet, exchange ideas, and collaborate.
The fan response to the 2004 Red Sox World Series victory was a once-in-a-lifetime sports moment that has left me asking what’s next ever since.
In the era of social media, we have become unable to separate the personal from the relevant in our political leaders, which has led us to unnecessarily concern ourselves with the color of our president’s suit.
We’re tired of the Ignacio elevators on the weekends, standing at the football games, and uncomfortable couches. Oh, and we wish we could have been at the Head of the Charles. This weekend has been difficult for us.
Language barriers fall when new friends gather for a night of drinks and companionship.
