Leslie Templeton hopes that her program will help students who are scared to return home find a family and a home over academic breaks.
University Should Provide Housing for Affected Students
“If the University truly holds Judeo-Christian values at its core, then it will choose to provide housing for these students, in order to not turn away members of its community seeking assistance.”
Boston Area Needs More Affordable Housing
“Housing prices in Newton and Chestnut Hill are influenced by the housing prices and economy of the city of Boston itself, meaning that students paying rent to live off campus bear the brunt of increased industry and disproportionate real estate development.”
About 100 Beds Empty in 2000 Comm. Ave., ResLife Says
It’s unclear how many of the spaces will be filled after the housing freeze is lifted and students are allowed to move.
Syllabus Week: TU/TD
It might be a Tuesday, it might be a Wednesday, but 9 a.m. classes and healthy sleeping habits will inevitably be disregarded. If it were a film, one might call it: The Silence of the Lounges.
2150 Comm. Ave. Reaches Silver Standard for Energy Efficiency
With the construction of 2150 Comm Ave, BC adds green to its usual maroon and gold motif.
Alert System Needed for Off-Campus Break-Ins
“A new alert system that emails off-campus students after every off-campus break-in should be instituted through the University.”
Private Developers to Address Student Housing in Brighton/Allston
“Housing” is a word that often makes Boston College students cringe, especially when facing the fact that Boston came in as the third most expensive housing market in the country.
Embracing Our Friends, or Moving On
Parts of BC, from our poor housing system to our competitive personalities, make students doubt the strength of their friendships.