A FACES Council event showcased the different paths to advocacy for three BC students.

While the university has not changed its position on Students for Sexual Health following last month's referendum, SSH announced the start of RubberHub, a new off-campus condom distribution service.

In a referendum to the student body, students voted in favor of Students for Sexual Health meeting and distributing free contraceptives on campus, without receiving funding from Boston College.

On the first day of the UGBC referendum regarding sexual health, the Students for Sexual Health distribution table was shut down by a BCPD officer.

Following the results of his sexual health study conducted on BC's student body, Connor Kratz urges students to vote "yes" on Question 1 in this week's UGBC Referendum.

The new UGBC resolution declares that Students for Sexual Health should be permitted to run activities on campus.

Though no formal proposal was brought forward, the organization agreed to support the development of such a place.

Student activism is becoming increasingly common on college campuses, thus raising the question of whether or not student demands are being heard and addressed by administrators.