Newton senior Izzy Klein launched Masks by Izzy to provide hand sewn masks for protection against the coronavirus, while donating half of the proceeds to the Greater Boston Food Bank.
Featured Story, On Campus, News
Bruce Springsteen to Speak at Freshman Convocation
Bruce Springsteen, author of the memoir Born to Run, will address the Class of 2024 at the First Year Academic Convocation on Sept. 10 in Conte Forum.
Letter from the Editor
Support ‘The Heights’ on #GivingTuesdayNow
While we’re away from campus, The Heights is dedicated to continuing to tell the stories of the Boston College community. But we cannot do it alone.
Arts, On Campus
A Cappella Groups Adjust to New Circumstances
From Zoom performances to alumni group chats, Boston College a cappella groups are staying close despite the distance.
Top Story, Features
The Student Strikes of 1970
“[They were] wondering how long it was going to last, wondering what would come next. Students were wondering whether it would affect their job prospects and whether they’re going to graduate on time and how they were going to be graded. All of that was up in the air, so long as the strike lasted.”
Sports, Spring
Senior Spring Athletes Reflect on a Lost Season
With the cancellation of all spring sports, many senior athletes at Boston College and around the country are left without a fiinal season.
Op-Ed, Featured Column, Opinions
Shame Comes from the Archbishop
Every Friday for the past month, my father has driven down to Manhattan and delivered food with Catholic Charities to homebound senior citizens. When I first found out he was doing this, I was alarmed. As a 62-year-old cancer survivor, he’s not the best person to go in public during the coronavirus outbreak, let alone…
News, Off Campus, Top Story, Academics, Coronavirus Updates
OIP to Move Forward With Fall 2020 Study Abroad Programs
The Office of International Programs is planning to move forward with its scheduled programs for the Fall 2020 semester, according to an email sent to students enrolled in the fall programs.
Featured Story, News
UGBC Fails To Amend Constitution
An effort by the UGBC Senate to amend its constitution fell short after the body was unable to vote to extend its meeting and hold a final vote.
Review, Arts, Movies
‘Sea Fever’ Proves Timely with its Harrowing Tale
‘Sea Fever’ is relentlessly on edge and will leave you with goosebumps and the faint whistle of a distant foghorn, sounding to no avail.
