By: John Wiley

It’s naive for anyone to expect a video running a little over three minutes to successfully articulate the identity of a university, but that said, the #BC2018 campaign could’ve made those minutes mean a lot more to the BC community.

By: Michelle Tomassi

It’s easy to tell someone to do what makes her happy, but the truth is that there is more than one kind of happiness-the kind that comes from what you want to do, and that which comes from what you should do. Having no regrets is not my ultimate goal-rather, I’ll plan for my senior year without restricting myself to one kind of happiness.

By: Ryan Von Ohlen

Sunday’s season premiere of Game of Thrones solidified the show’s standing as the exemplar of television’s supposed Golden Age, with its characters radically changed following “The Red Wedding.”

By: Ryan Dowd

As the HBO hit ‘Game of Thrones’ reaches its halfway point, fans of the action-drama will have to change the way they watch it, deciding how to react to author George R. R. Martin’s decisions to either kill off or save the show’s characters.

By: Ariana Igneri

James Franco’s Instagram incident this weekend paints a dismal picture of our generation’s current state of relationship. It’s just one of many cases exemplifying how social media has distorted the lens through which we perceive and interact with the world.