BC historian Heather Cox Richardson called Elon Musk’s alleged access to federal data a “coup,” and “the largest data breach in human history,” warning of a constitutional crisis. In a livestream to 2.5 million followers, she criticized Musk’s influence over government operations and urged swift action to protect democracy.

The exhibit, open from Feb. 9 to June 1, features 20 lenders and is centered around 13th-century Islamic scholar Zakariyya al-Qazwini’s cosmography titled The Wonders of Creation and Rarities of Existence.

Nick Voll’s recent op-ed, “BC Alum and U.S. Senator Ed Markey’s Inauguration Absence Was Undemocratic,” makes a number of disingenuous comparisons that merit correction. Mr. Voll begins by acknowledging the January 6th riots as “attacks, which directly threatened the lives of several Capitol police officers and members of Congress.” He cites the “left-leaning” arguments that Donald Trump “questioned” the fair election (a generous term for the concerted campaign of proven falsehoods to undermine it) and leveraged his political office for personal gain.

On Friday night Dance Organization of Boston College took the stage of Robsham Theater for their Vogue show to celebrate their 30-year anniversary. The following night UPrising took the stage in an effort to unite the Boston dance community through all different forms of movement and performance in a celebration of dance. Photo Credits: Trishna...