The Embrace: A Heartfelt Tribute or Modernism Gone Wrong?
If you are from Boston, you may have heard about the newest statue revealed in Boston Common, “The Embrace.” The statue was unveiled last week in honor of Martin Luther ...The Indigenous History of Thanksgiving
The story of Thanksgiving is one that has been passed down for generations as a celebration of intercultural peace and American opportunity during a time to be grateful for the ...Fossil Free Penn Demands Divestment at Homecoming Football Game
On October 22, 2022, during halftime at the University of Pennsylvania homecoming football game against Yale, around 75 climate activists with the campus group Fossil Free Penn (FFP) stormed the ...NYT's Sengupta, BC Delegation Speak on COP27
For the second year in a row, Boston College is sending a delegation to the Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, or UNFCCC ...Women's Center "Love Your Body Week" Preview
During the week of November 7th, the Boston College Women’s Center (BCWC) will host Love Your Body Week (LYBW): a celebration of the many ways in which our bodies exist, ...Environmental Justice Town Hall Advocates for Boston College’s Divestment
The Environmental Justice Town Hall, hosted by Climate Justice at Boston College (CJBC), EcoPledge, FACES Council, Boston College’s chapter of Young Democratic Socialists of America (YDSA), and Students for Justice ...A Conversation With Dmitry Muratov: Is There hope? Short Answer Is No
Dmitry Muratov is not what one would expect from a renowned Nobel Prize winning Russian journalist. One might expect a serious man, given the state of his country and publication ..."Call a Thing a Thing:" Clough Center Discusses Journalism and Democracy
On Thursday, September 22, the Clough Center for the Study of Constitutional Democracy hosted the Reviewing Journalism, Restoring Democracy event. This event was an analysis of what, if any, debt ...