Two Boston College students recently established The Maverick, an independently run conservative newspaper, in an effort to give conservative students at BC an outlet to voice their political beliefs, according to a post by co-editor-in-chief Taylor Morales in The Official Boston College Class of 2023 Facebook Group.
Faculty Strike for Racial Justice
University professors and scholars from across the country engaged in a 48-hour Scholar Strike in response to racism, police brutality, and mass incarceration.
BC Alumni Band Together to Help Students and Fellow Alumni
The alumni-led Back to BC programs aims to help students search for jobs, acquire career skills, and connect with other BC alumni.
From the Mailroom to the Front Page: Haberman Discusses her Award-Winning Career
New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman told BC students during a Zoom lecture on Wednesday that she has spent much of her life far from the front page.
Springsteen Speaks at First-Year Convocation
The annual freshmen parade down Linden Lane to Alumni Stadium for freshman convocation was missing this year, as members of the Class of 2024 remained in their dorm rooms and were addressed by keynote speaker Bruce Springsteen over Zoom. The award-winning musician spoke to Boston College freshmen remotely from a music studio, and encouraged the…
COVID-19 Positivity Spikes Among Undergraduates, Swimming and Diving Team Affected
COVID-19 Positivity Rate Continues Rising Over Weekend
BC Clubs Adapt to COVID-19 Pandemic with Virtual Involvement Fair
BC Won’t Hire More Boston Police Than Usual to Restrict off-Campus Parties
BC Begins First Day of Testing in Conte Forum
Boston College conducted its first day of COVID-19 testing on Monday in Conte Forum, administering 2,277 tests to faculty, staff, and students, according to a letter sent to the BC community on Tuesday.