The editorial board of The Heights is composed of a group of elected Heights editors. They are responsible for discussing and writing editorials, which represent the opinion of the newspaper.
Though we encourage the University to make a plan akin to Gonzaga University’s, no matter what BC decides, it needs to announce its plan soon. Students and their families need the ability to start planning now, whether it be to book a flight home or to find housing in Boston if returning home is impossible.
This year, there won’t be any get out the vote rallies or voter registration parties to attend—not in person, at least. BC students need to take it upon themselves to make sure they get their ballots in on time. If you’re unsure of how to register, apply for an absentee ballot, or vote, check out our voting guide below.
UHS should post general guidance that is publicly available about situations that fall outside the definition of a close contact.
Boston College has communicated inefficiently with students, staff, and faculty regarding coronavirus. Administrators have been…
The Heights calls on Boston College to divest from fossil fuel companies. Divestment is an…
The Elections Committee’s sanctions changed the outcome of the 2020 Undergraduate Government of Boston College…
The Heights endorses candidates John Gehman, MCAS ’21, and Leonardo Escobar, MCAS ’22, for the…
A City of Newton ordinance requiring businesses over 3500 sq. ft. to provide paper bags…
On Tuesday, Nov. 5, Andrew Klavan, a writer and conservative talk show host, gave a…
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