“University President Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J. as the leader of Boston College, should speak out whenever situations occur that especially hurt students. There cannot be a substitute for that.”
TU/TD, Blog
Catching Fire for a Salad: TU/TD
“Then, you’re no more, a pile of ash on the floor of Eagle’s that someone will come by and sweep eventually, or that Duck Boots will kick to the side.”
Opinions, Letters To The Editor
LTE: In Response to “Changing the Capstone Program”
“If they lower their guards, it’s because of the chemistry of their Capstone class, but it’s not a requirement. That it may happen is a tribute to us, but our grading certainly does not use that as an assessment criterion.”
Column, Opinions
Awareness and the College Experience
“Too often, as college students, we become fixated on ‘doing.’ We deceive ourselves into believing that our self-worth is achieved through constant activity and movement, forgetting that beneath all the ‘doing,’ we are beings.”
Opinions, Column
Coming Full Circle on Campus
“I’m back to living on main again, but now I have found myself going back to these old spots in a way that I never did sophomore year.”
Opinions, Column, Featured Column
Learning From Our Heroes
“Yet, whenever I remember these characters, I remember the way they all saw each other’s essence, each other’s worth. I remember their qualities and virtues.”
Voices from the Dustbowl
What Snack Would You Add to the Vending Machines?
In this Monday’s edition of ‘Voices from the Dustbowl,’ we asked students what snack they would add to the vending machines. Featured Image by Margaux Eckert
News, Voices from the Dustbowl
What Was the Craziest Halloween Costume You Saw This Weekend?
In this Monday’s edition of ‘Voices from the Dustbowl,’ we asked students what the craziest Halloween costume they saw this weekend was. Featured Image by Margaux Eckert
Blog, TU/TD
Halloween Care Packages: TU/TD
“Little reminders of family and friends back home, from pictures in our dorm rooms to texts from Mom and Dad between classes, help to remind us what really matters.”
Opinions, Column
Exploring My Love for Maps
“Little things growing up can have a seemingly disproportionate impact on one’s academic career later in life.”
