Last month, Boston College’s Residential Life employees launched a campaign to establish a student workers union for Residential Assistants (RAs), Graduate Student Assistants (GSAs), Graduate Resident Directors (GRDs), and summer ...

Today, Boston College Athletics announced an indefinite suspension for its Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving programs for hazing. As defined by the Dean of Student Affairs, hazing “refers to ...

With the grass becoming greener, tulips appearing across campus, and Spring beginning to blossom, Boston College students joined in the festivities of celebrating Earth Week. The week was filled with ...

Dara Horn, a journalist best known for her book People Love Dead Jews, which encapsulates the problem of current anti-Semitism relating to Holocaust education in America, spoke on the flaws ...

After a year-long, controversial period of probation, Climate Justice Boston College (CJBC) is free to resume its regular activities as of March 1.  The probation was sparked by an incident ...

On Saturday February 4, the Claver, Loyola, Xavier, and Fenwick (CLFX) building on Upper Campus flooded, causing hundreds of freshmen to evacuate during the weekend’s dangerous polar vortex temperatures. The ...

Boston College Law School, along with the Schiller Institute’s Global Public Health and the Common Good program, sponsored a panel on international COVID-19 vaccine equity on January 26. The speakers ...

What does it mean to be forced from one’s home? How do war, identity, and exile interact with memory and the places we call home? What role can art play ...