A bill that would make free disposable menstrual products available in all elementary and secondary public schools serving students grades six to 12 in Massachusetts recently passed through the Education Committee and is awaiting a vote by the House or Senate.
Copy chief Haley Hockin examines the music behind assistant magazine editor Anna Lonnquists’ headphones.
The ‘Diaspora Through Dance’ competition showcased African culture from Ethiopian to Caribbean dance.
In anticipation of the ELP Sing it to the Heights competition, the 10 contestants discuss their musical paths to the Robsham Theater stage.
In ‘Amplify,’ Boston College Irish Dance melded contemporary hits with traditional dancing for a thrilling combination.
Photo editor Maggie DiPatri tackles the great movie debate on acclaimed versus entertaining movies.
The populist tides have washed ashore Chestnut Hill, delivering to the cronies of Carney Hall a historical renunciation of the hysterical, reactionary policies that have become endemic to the Undergraduate Student Government of Boston College—Trump, Brexit, Christian and Kevork, the textbooks will read. On Tuesday, the student body voted to reject the old guard of…
In hindsight, a group of six finding a sit-down restaurant on a Saturday in a tourist destination such as Venice—during a festival season, no less—should have been nearly impossible. It would have been, probably, for a meal that was worthwhile. We had been looking for not 10 minutes when a friendly Italian woman beckoned us…
Clemson couldn’t be stopped on offense and handed Boston College men’s basketball its second loss in row in emphatic blowout fashion.
The Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life hosted a panel comparing the rise of modern anti-Semitism with its rise in Nazi Germany.
