On-campus liquor law violations for 2014 were adjusted from 889 to 1,113, and from 908 to 1,506 for 2015.
Bistro781 Puts a New Spin on Brunch
While Waltham changes with the times one thing has stayed the same: a love for Bistro781’s weekend brunch. But this hotspot puts a twist on the classics, serving up items like crab cake eggs benedict, and a french toast that is more like a custard.
With Sofra, Find Your Turkish Delight
Tucked away on the outskirts of Cambridge, Sofra has been making Bostonians rethink breakfast since it opened nine years ago. Instead of pancakes, think poached eggs on labneh, and sparkling spoon sweets.
Student Assembly Welcomes Freshman Senators
Hannah Chen, MCAS ’21, wants to create a stronger community for freshmen.
Students Discuss Race, Class, Sexuality at BC With “Let’s Get Real”
Some students said they wished BC would take a harder stance on some issues.
How BC’s Production of ‘Chicago’ is Responding to the Las Vegas Shooting
“It was important that we, as men and women for others, address what happens to our human family when one man … decides to extinguish the lives of 59 people and injure over 500 more,” wrote director Michelle Miller, BC ’98.
Bike-Sharing Program Expands to Newton Campus
270 students have been certified to borrow bikes on campus through Bike BC.
UGBC Confirms New Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion
The selection process had to be redone after the initial pick left BC over the summer.
The X Factor: Cayla Barnes Is BC’s Missing Piece
Before BC, Cayla Barnes played for the U-18 national team, where she became the first player to win three straight gold medals for USA Hockey.
Forward Thinking: David Cotton Has His Eyes Set on the Future
David Cotton is primed to build upon his standout freshman campaign, one in which he led all BC rookies in goals, assists, and game-winners.