First Lady Michelle Obama took time off from her anniversary on Friday to support Democratic gubernatorial candidate Martha Coakley.
BC Shows Immense Depth In Rout Of The Orange
The Eagles finished their opportunities on Saturday.
Real Food BC Seeks Healthy Dining Options Across Campus
The Real Food BC Program seeks to allow students to bond over their similar interests and share their ideas in order to bring healthier options to the dining halls.
BC Chapter Of Strong Women, Strong Girls Aims To Empower Local Girls
Throughout Boston, many local colleges and universities including Boston College have organized students dedicated to mentoring elementary-school girls through Strong Women, Strong Girls.
University Concludes Search For New Dean Of Students With Villanova’s Thomas A. Mogan
At the end of last week, the University announced that Thomas A. Mogan current director of the Office of Student Development at Villanova University, will be joining Boston College as the new Dean of Students beginning Jan. 5, 2015.
Clothesline Project Returns To BC For Domestic Violence Awareness Month
The Clothesline Project, a display of t-shirts decorated with messages of support for survivors of sexual or domestic violence, will return to O’Neill Plaza this week as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
LTE: Disappointments From BC Ignites
Although BC Ignites achieved a positive impact on the campus, it was nonetheless disappointing that there were no faculty or administrators, other than the featured speaker, present.
National Coming Out Week Provides Positive Support For GLBTQ Community
National Coming Out Week will begin today with a barbeque on Stokes Lawn. The week of events in support of GLBTQ issues is a positive public way to raise awareness and show support for those who might feel alone.
Direct To Netflix: Coming Soon To A Smartphone Near You
There’s a right way to experience movies—in a theater, not simply with a Netflix account.