LTE: A New Type of Public Health Campaign
Subtlety is not a word I would ever use to describe the Trump administration. If anything, I would say that…
LTE: Save and Conserve Webster Woods
I ask you to further cover this story, and make the students of Boston College aware of this crime against…
LTE: Lynch Graduate Workers Deserve Health Care — and a Voice
For a while, it looked like Lynch graduate teaching fellows would lose part of their health care plan.
LTE: The Disciplinary Process is Corrupt and Unjust
By Fraser Binns, graduate student and member of the Boston College Graduate Employees Union – UAW. This story first appeared…
LTE: Pro-Life Does Not Mean Republican
“If you want to understand what it means to be pro-life, don’t start at the Republican platform. We are so…
Authentic Eagles: Matthew Barad on Misbehavior
In spite of my arrest, in spite of the harassment, the stress, and the constant anger, I have remained an…
LTE: We Got the Female Commencement Speaker. But Who Did Students Want?
Katherine Carroll, LSOE ’20, shares the results of her survey inquiring about student preferences for Commencement speakers.
LTE: We Don’t Need a President With Military Experience
Patrick O’Connell, MCAS ’20, describes the necessity of having civilian control over the military, especially in the current political climate.
LTE: There Was Nothing ‘Respectful or Empathetic’ About Kristan Hawkins
Hollie Watts, MCAS ’21, discusses the consequences of withholding abortion and contraceptive options from women.
LTE: BC Doesn’t Care About Climate Change, and It’s Literally Killing Us
While the efforts of campus environmental groups and the sustainability department are commendable, climate change must be tackled through systemic…
LTE: Where are the Female Commencement Speakers?
In Boston College’s 155 years of history, only six women have ever given the university’s commencement speech.
LTE: For Here, All Are One
Taylor Giuffre-Catalano, MCAS ’22, writes a poem in response to this weekend’s racist, anti-black vandalism.