On Saturday, thousands of Bostonians filled the Common to attend the Boston March for Science, and highlight the importance of sharing and furthering scientific discoveries in the modern age.
Features
Singing Like His Life Depends on It
Nizar Fares continues to return to the middle east to visit refugee camps and offer support.
Features
From Alumni Stadium to Gillette: Tropeano Cheers for the Patriots
Isabella Tropeano, LSOE ’18, will be making the transition from amateur to professional next year, as she is moving from BC pom squad to a Patriots cheerleader.
Features
The Day After
A week after Marathon Monday, The Heights follows up with seven BC student runners.
Column, Features
Vague Satisfaction and Peaceful Moments in a Canoe
When features editor Archer Parquette happens upon a large body of water, his mind immediately turns to the greatest activity he knows: canoeing.
Features
African Bridge Network Connects Immigrants With Resources
The African Bridge Network partners college-aged African immigrants with professional mentors.
Features
The Mursday Effect Chapter 11: And All Was Lost
In the penultimate chapter of The Mursday Effect, our heroes face the end of all things and the group is separated by a savior trope and a romantic interlude.
Features
‘Going Purely on Charm:’ This Year’s Mr. BC, Mike Graziano
Michael “Graz” Graziano, LSOE ’17, recently crowned this year’s Mr. BC, relied on his humor, charm, and performance skills to claim the victory.
On Campus, Arts
‘Gruesome Playground Injuries’ Mingles With Serious Problems, Humor
Some people may never achieve the happiness they strive for, but walking hand in hand commiserating may help make a day just a little brighter, as in the Bonn performance of ‘Gruesome Playground Injuries.’
Spring
Thanks to Dreswick, Eagles Record First Series Sweep of Season
Jessica Dreswick, who pitched in all three games this weekend, tallied five more strikeouts against Georgia Tech in BC’s 8-3 victory on Sunday, bringing her series total to 20.
