“BC should acknowledge the amassing interest among students in technological fields by adequately supporting pertinent academic programs and student clubs.”
Letters To The Editor, Opinions
LTE: An Open Letter to BC Admin Regarding the Athletic Director Opening
“The new AD must be driven to competitiveness in the program’s conferences with the full backing of the administration and the Board of Trustees.”
Opinions, Editorials, Featured Column
With Forthcoming IISS, BC Should Establish Neuroscience Major
“Based on the University’s hiring of new faculty interested in the field of neuroscience and plans to construct the IISS, BC should recognize that the time to establish a neuroscience major is quickly approaching.”
Opinions, Letters To The Editor
LTE: A Response to the Sanctions of Eradicate BC Racism Members
“It is essential that all those who believe in liberty and justice for all demand liberty and justice for Eradicate.”
Column, Men's Basketball, Featured Column
Georgetown’s Ewing Experiment Will Pay Off
Georgetown University just made the right move in hiring Patrick Ewing to be its next men’s basketball coach—and a few years down the road, BC might benefit from the precedent set by the Hoyas.
Opinions, Column
The Value of Becoming a Mentor
“Transitional years can be especially tough, but having an older member from my organization reach out to me encouraged and facilitated my growth into a more confident . . . member of the club.”
Opinions, Editorials
BC Should Name 90 After Rev. J. Donald Monan, S.J.
“There is no reason for BC to hesitate any longer: rename 90 after the University’s most impactful and formative figure.”
Opinions, Editorials
Thank You, Fr. Monan
“Monan achieved enormous success during his time as University president, and will be commemorated for both his tangible achievements and his commitment to the Jesuit spirit that continues to inspire administrators, teachers, and students alike.”
Opinions, Editorials
BCPD Must Address Broken Blue Lights on Campus
“A Heights investigation revealed that 31 of 120 surveyed blue lights—a little over 25 percent—are not working in varying capacities—some have broken call panels and others have burnt-out lights.”
Column, Opinions
Making Appa More Than a Trip
“I urge everyone who has been on an Appa trip or is going for the first time this Spring Break to not return self-satisfied.”
