Following Trump’s Executive Order, Bostonians Refuse to Back Down

Madeleine D’Angelo • February 2, 2017

Post-election protests erupted throughout Boston as citizens filled the streets rallying against the controversial executive order announcement by President Donald Trump.

What to Wear to Your Protest

Madeleine D’Angelo • January 26, 2017

Some people hate dress codes, others love the guidance they provide. Regardless of where you fall, there are some situations where they come in handy—situations like a protest.

Thousands Fill the Common to Resist Trump

Madeleine D’Angelo • January 21, 2017

At 6 p.m. on Friday, 4,000 people filled Boston with passionate chants and handmade signs while attending the Socialist Alternative's Resist Trump: Occupy Inauguration Rally.

To Protest Trump, Students Walk Out of Class

Madeleine D’Angelo • December 5, 2016

At 2 p.m. on Monday, Boston Common filled with middle school, high school, and college students, all of whom walked out of their classes to protest the election of Donald Trump, and unite for the future.

Gallery: A Closer Look at Boston’s Post-Election, Anti-Trump Rally

Juan Olavarria • November 10, 2016

On Wednesday night, several thousand marched in downtown Boston to protest Donald Trump’s presidential election. This is what it was like.

‘Not My President:’ Thousands Protest Trump’s Victory at the Boston Common

Juan Olavarria and Heidi Dong • November 10, 2016

Following the results of the 2016 presidential election, over 4,000 Bostonians gathered in front of the State House to peacefully protest Trump's victory Wednesday evening.

In Statement, UGBC Expresses Solidarity Following Week of Violence

Carolyn Freeman • July 11, 2016

On Monday morning, the Undergraduate Government of Boston College released a statement addressing the BC community in the aftermath of violent events.

In Light of Recent Police Violence, a Letter From FACES to the BC Community

FACES Council • July 10, 2016

"This week’s tragedies once again remind us that racism is deeply engraved in our society, and cannot be isolated or separated from any community. As an anti-racist organization, we find it essential that everyone engage in open, compassionate, and uncomfortable conversations about the state of race in the United States."

CJBC Hosts Sleep-Out at Office of the President to Enforce Goal of Education, Divestment

Chris Russo • April 29, 2016

On Thursday night, Climate Justice Boston College gathered outside of President Father Leahy's house to protest the University's investment in fossil fuels. CJBC also held a vigil for climate refugees around the world.