Resolutions supported a program to provide free menstrual products in certain campus bathrooms and called for an additional Eagle Escort van to be staffed.

The resolution was developed by UGBC's Environmental & Sustainability Committee as well as Climate Justice of Boston College.

The Gavel spoke to student activists, including UGBC President-elect Reed Piercey, MCAS '19, and former UGBC presidential candidate Taraun Frontis, CSOM '19, in the wake of a Facebook post made ...

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.

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

This past Sunday, the Undergraduate Government of Boston College’s Student Assembly (SA) met to consider two resolutions that seek to pursue several progressive initiatives. UGBC Senator Reed Piercey, MCAS ‘19, unanimously ...

The UGBC Student Assembly voted down a resolution to recognize pro-life activism on campus as "a legitimate and important form of advocacy."

On Sunday evening, the UGBC Student Assembly passed a resolution "that will continue to carry the torch that lights the world aflame."