Student groups are currently working to make Boston College a sanctuary school.
On Campus, News
Political Science Professors Talk Trump’s Next Steps
Kay Schlozman, a political science professor, said that Clinton actually had some odds stacked against her.
News, Featured Story, On Campus
‘Hopefully the Errors Were Random:’ FiveThirtyEight Analyst Talks Election Polls
FiveThirtyEight had originally thought that Trump had a 28.6 percent chance of winning the election.
Top Story, On Campus, News
‘It’s About Love:’ Students, Professors Rally to Condemn Trump’s Rhetoric
Eradicate Boston College Racism held an unregistered rally on Monday evening in response to the hateful language Donald Trump used throughout his presidential campaign.
Top Story, News, On Campus
Six Days After Trump, Students and Faculty Reflect
Monday afternoon, Eradicate Boston College Racism will hold a rally in O’Neill Plaza in response to Donald Trump’s election. Other student groups and faculty continue to hold support groups and discussions.
News, Column, Featured Column
To Inspire Inclusion on Campus, UGBC Pens Letter to Student Body
Several members of UGBC wrote an open letter to the student body disapproving of the rhetoric used during the 2016 presidential election and acts of hate and violence stemming from this rhetoric.
Featured Column, Features, Column
So What’s Your Story?
After a year as Assistant Features Editor, Kayla Fernando is still learning the ropes—and that’s not a bad thing.
On Campus
The Heights Wants to Hear Your Post-Election Stories
We understand that talking about such sensitive issues can be difficult, but we encourage students, faculty, and staff to not let these incidents be ignored.
News, On Campus, Featured Column
A National Problem: Contrived Civility Allows Bigotry to Flourish
“Peace and quiet has anesthetized a generation to the ever-present fears, pain, and strife of peers who have always lived in an America that appears openly hostile to their rights and their safety.”
Top Story, On Campus, News
Following Trump Victory, a Somber Mood on Campus
The majority of Boston College students spent Wednesday in mourning following the election of Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump.
