“PEPS is old and needs a full revamp before it can once again become a tool frequently used by students during registration.”
What’s Next for ‘Ranchony,’ the Satirical Presidential Candidates? Not UGBC.
The Heights revisits the memorable yet unsuccessful UGBC campaign of Anthony Perasso and Rachel Loos, and their continued efforts to “Bring Back the Funk.”
Extended UGBC Elections Affect Voter Turnout, Demographics Report
After the UGBC election was extended by several weeks, the demographics show that fewer students voted this year.
At ‘Own It’ Summit, Female Voices From the Top
Over 20 professionals from various fields came to BC on Saturday to promote gender equality in the workplace as part of the second annual Own It Summit.
‘BC Looking Forward:’ Students Voice Visions of BC’s Future at Dinner
As part of an 18-month strategic planning initiative, BC administration and UGBC invited students to voice their visions for the future of the University on Monday.
Looking Forward Event Should Occur Yearly
“The administration should continue to attend these meetings and work with UGBC to better understand student concerns.”
In an Effort to Promote Sustainability, UGBC Holds First Clothing Swap
In an effort to reduce waste, UGBC is hosting its first clothing swap on Friday on Stokes Lawn from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
A Motion for Administrative Change on Sexual Education
The undergraduate government’s Student Assembly held a meeting, spearheaded by Collin Pratt, MCAS ’17, and John Daniell, MCAS ’17, as an attempt to open a dialogue concerning UGBC and the official Boston College administration’s stance on conversations about sex on campus.
Sexual Health Proposal is Strong Step Toward Change
“After years of struggling to bring these issues to light, the proposal is a positive step for the future of UGBC’s executive council.”
Russell Simons, Meredith McCaffrey Elected 2016-17 UGBC President, Executive Vice President
Russell Simons, MCAS ’17, and Meredith McCaffrey, MCAS ’17, were named the next UGBC president and executive vice president on April 1.