I’m sick. That’s a word that most people use to describe having a cold for a week, or getting the flu. It’s not usually used to describe your perpetual state ...

Former Gavel EIC Ellen Gerst on searching for community, being alone, eating popcorn with real butter, and more.

In spite of my arrest, in spite of the harassment, the stress, and the constant anger, I have remained an activist because quitting means abandoning all those who can’t.

Harry Hoy, MCAS '19, reflects on his struggles with toxic masculinity, authenticity, and finding a queer space at Boston College.

Casey O'Neill, MCAS '19, reflects on the relationship between traveling, friendship, and finding "home."

Mark Kindschuh, MCAS '19, speaks about his experiences with post-traumatic stress, the difficulty of seeking help, and the importance of ending the stigma.

Caroline Rooney, MCAS '19, discusses mountain climbing, post-graduation anxieties, and the importance of facing your fears.

Nick Edel, MCAS '19, speaks about living up to expectations and reflects on his time with My Mother's Fleabag.