**Note: The author of this piece was accepted to Boston College's Class of 2025 via Early Decision I in December 2020.  With the first and second rounds of Early Decision ...

In the November/December 2021 issue of the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine, Lauren Fontein ‘02, owner of a posh marijuana store in Los Angeles called “The Artist Tree,” graced the cover. The ...

In the early morning of Wednesday, February 2, twenty-two-year-old Amir Locke was peacefully sleeping on the couch of his cousin’s apartment in St. Paul. He was wrapped up in a ...

COVID disproportionately affects people of color through infection rates, housing loss, and access to healthcare. However, the pause on standardized testing, namely the SAT, has led to more equity. Because ...

Since Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation last year, the Supreme Court has handed down many impactful decisions on issues, from vaccines to immigration. However, the 2021-2022 term will be the first ...

Online shopping has skyrocketed during the pandemic and, consequently, so has waste. While being restricted to our homes during lockdown, millions of people turned to the Internet for almost everything—entertainment, ...

Patagonia is boycotting Facebook, which raises the question: should other companies be following in their footsteps? Patagonia Chief Executive Ryan Gellert urged Facebook to “prioritize people and planet over profit.”  ...

While the 2021-22 academic year promised a return to a fresh, familiar routine at Boston College, an essential piece of the everyday ambience has been missing—the soft chatter amongst studiers ...