Following the violent counter-protests at the Straight Pride Parade that took place in late August, the Boston City Council is considering issuing a ban on individuals wearing masks, hoods, or other devices to conceal one’s identity at protests. The city ordinance was proposed by Councilor Tim McCarthy, who argued that protesters were primarily using face…
News, Top Story
On O’Neill Plaza, Students Stand In Solidarity With Immigrants
With the hopes of sparking conversation about immigration, students linked arms in response to a BC Snapchat Story.
News, Top Story
Joint Committee Tackles Diversity At Boston College
Administrators look to students and faculty for answers on issues of race on campus.
Column, Metro, Featured Column, Boston
In Good Hands: Police Commissioner Is The Leader Boston Needs
William Evans is responsible for protecting the city of Boston—but he may be considered more of a runner than a policeman.
Metro, Column
A View Of Boston From 30,000 Feet
As I sat on an airplane back to my hometown, I thought of the individuals that shaped my personal view of the city.
News, On Campus, Top Story
University Letter On ‘Disciplinary Outcomes’ Sent To St. Mary’s Protesters
On Monday afternoon, a letter was sent to several participants of Tuesday’s “die-in” protest in St. Mary’s Hall, indicating protesters could face sanctions.
News, On Campus, Top Story
St. Mary’s ‘Die-In’ Demonstrators Subject To Disciplinary Sanctions, Says Protester
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.
News, On Campus, Administration
Students And Faculty Stage ‘Die-In’ Protest In St. Mary’s
In St. Mary’s, over 60 students and faculty members protested police violence against people of color.
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‘Rights On The Heights’ Rally At BC Brings Together Dissident Voices
Protestors at the “Rights on the Heights” brought forward complaints on treatment, expression at BC.
Metro, Top Story, Boston
Protesters Fill Boston Common In Response To Eric Garner Case
Upwards of 3,000 demonstrators made their way to the streets of Boston Thursday night, protesting the decision not to indict the officer involved in the alleged homicide of Eric Garner.
