Members from all class years of The Gavel reflect on what led them to join—and remain involved with—the progressive student voice of Boston College.

Jim Acosta's punishment for asking questions of the president is indicative of the White House's tumultuous relationship with the press, an integral part of any democracy.

With the freedom of the press under siege both at home and abroad, journalists face a growing number of obstacles.

Tara Sullivan, Trenni Kusnierek, and Maddie Meyer speak about working as women in the sports industry.

Journalist Charles Sennott visited Boston College to discuss the state of journalism in modern America and his work to maintain its integrity.

Boston College's new journalism minor is an new interdisciplinary program that will build off the preexisting journalism courses offered for undergraduates.

We face a serious threat to our democracy as constant access to the internet has revolutionized and hijacked frequent consumption of high quality of news.

While at BC, Senior Austin Bodetti has taken on the role of freelance journalist, traveling alone to the Middle East to do research and learn about conflicts in the region.