The Campus Activities Board (CAB) announced at halftime of today’s BC football game versus Holy Cross that Grammy Award Winning Artist Daya will headline Stokes Set on Sept. 15. Now in its third year, the fall concert will be held on the Stokes Lawn, and doors will open at 5:30 p.m.
“I’m back to living on main again, but now I have found myself going back to these old spots in a way that I never did sophomore year.”
When midterms and finals start to pile on, you have to figure out the best places to hit the books.
Maloney Hall is home to one of BC’s many hidden bathrooms.
The Women’s Center, along with UGBC and other campus groups, hosted ‘Feminists Coming Out Day’ on Stokes Lawn on Monday. This is a part of numerous on campus initiatives to encourage dialogue on feminism.
“If this were a flash mob, if we decided to lie in the snow for the Vine, no one would care. But if we do it because we’re passionate about a civil rights issue, because we care about social justice … suddenly it’s against University policy?”
The third part in a three-part satirical epic, the hunt for the infamous arsonist comes to a startlingly close.
The case, all disappearances and dead ends, was a source of eternal frustration, but it had produced a mess of what Joey called “incidentals,” investigative addenda about the Big Crackdown and the shadowy BC powers that be.
The importance of symbolism doesn’t stop with churches. The places where we live, work, and study convey a message, both to us and to the world, about who we are and how we view ourselves.
The first part of a three-part satire piece, we find members of the Student Investigative Liaison hunt for suspects connected to the madness brewing at Stokes Hall.
