Black Lives Matter Signs Defaced in Roncalli

Cole Dady • October 15, 2017

Whiteboards with messages of racial empowerment have also allegedly been repeatedly erased.

America Landed Itself into Trump Presidency, Prof. Says

Mary Kate DiNorcia • March 16, 2017

“It is not a hyperbole to say that white supremacy sits at the heart of the American government,” Taylor said.

Why We Need Black Lives Matter

Brittany Smith • November 2, 2016

"It’s because we have not healed from the transatlantic slave movement that Black Lives Matter is now the legacy that we have inherited and must take time to understand."

Sixteen Minutes at Stokes: With Die-In, A Call to End Police Brutality

Sophie Reardon • April 4, 2016

On Monday evening, 31 BC students and faculty laid in snow-covered Stokes Lawn to protest racial injustice and police brutality.

Beyonce’s ‘Formation’ and the Importance of Entertainment Voices

Michelle Kang • February 10, 2016

Beyonce combines her inborn talents of performance, creativity, and aesthetic with politics to inspire discussion of the issues across the board, and in so doing, reflects her Black pride and identity.

LTE: Response to ‘Between Privilege, My Son, And Me’

Opinions • October 4, 2015

A response to Sean McGowan's recent column, a letter addressed to his white son.

Asian American Studies Program Statement on the St. Mary’s Protest

Opinions • December 19, 2014

The Asian American Studies Program made its statement on the St. Mary's Protest.

St. Mary’s ‘Die-In’ Demonstrators Subject To Disciplinary Sanctions, Says Protester

Gus Merrell • December 13, 2014

Danny De Leon, A&S '15, says he was told by BC vice president of Student Affairs that St. Mary's "die-in" protesters are subject to disciplinary sanctions.

A Letter From The Black Student Forum To The BC Administration

The Heights • December 13, 2014

The Black Student Forum writes a letter to Father Leahy and the University's senior administration, asking for a stronger response to the "Black Lives Matter" campaign.