Newton Comptroller Explains FY 2023 Budget, Elaborates on Technical Details

Ven Cernjul • May 1, 2022

Newton Comptroller Stephen Curley explained in further detail the fiscal year 2023 budget to the City Council on Wednesday.

NPS Officials Detail Faculty Positions Preserved Through Additional ARPA Funds 

Victor Stefanescu • April 12, 2022

“On the one hand, we are so aware of the needs of our students and the desire to support them robustly with as many teachers and support as possible,” Mayor Ruthanne Fuller said. “On the other hand, using one-time money for ongoing costs creates a real problem for the following year.”

Editorial: UGBC Should Prioritize Resources on Student Needs

Opinions • February 22, 2021

The Undergraduate Government of Boston College has spent much of the semester cloaked in controversy and unable to deliver for the community its members are elected to serve. UGBC must improve its advocacy...

Boston 2020 Budget Passes Unanimously

Colleen Martin • June 28, 2019

Walsh’s $3.49 billion proposal was passed unanimously. The budget increased by $176 million from last year and focused on education, the transportation plan Go Boston 2030, housing, and public safety.

Concerns Persist Over Federal Research Cuts

Cole Dady • March 1, 2018

Trump’s proposed plan entails a slew of cuts for federal agencies that fund research at Boston College, and this trend isn’t an anomaly.

Our Expenses and U.S.

Garrett Reynolds • January 22, 2017

"Before we can even begin to think about budget reform, we need to have an open-mind to see where our money is going instead of impulsively following a surface understanding."

UGBC Budget Helps Diversity Groups, Requires Transparency

The Heights Editorial Board • September 14, 2016

"A more detailed breakdown of events and speakers would show students where their money is going and promote transparency in student government."