Simona Petrova, director of the Chief Executive Board Secretariat, spoke Wednesday.
On The Second Floor Of Carney, A Showcase For Student And Faculty Art
Exhibits, replacing inaccessible Bapst gallery, to display student, faculty artwork.
On Friday, A Minister Aims To Open A Dialogue Around Race, Social Justice
Rev. Dr. Gregory Groover will speak about pathways for healing and how to advance justice.
Fine Art Show Proceeds To Benefit McMullen Museum
The proceeds from the Boston International Fine Art Show’s Gala Preview will be put towards the expansion and relocation of the McMullen Museum.
UGBC Issues Order On Free Expression
The Napoli-Hussey administration has begun executive initiatives to give students avenues for free speech and protest.
This Year, Funding Has Been Cut For BC Jumpstart Program
National cuts have trickled down, and BC’s program has been cut for the year, with the hope of restarting next year.
At Coates Talk, Protesters Resurface Narrative Of University’s Racial Hypocrisy
“Although we’re really good at saying we need to address inequality elsewhere, as soon as we turn the mirror to BC they stop saying that,” protester Cedrick-Michael Simmons said.
Clinton Kelly To Return To Alma Mater, Talks Careers
Clinton Kelly, of the popular show What Not to Wear and BC ’91, is returning to BC to speak at the Careers Reimagined series, hosted by the Careers Services office.
Hawthorne, Douglass Find New Home In Burns Library
The Burns library, home to many rare book collections, has curated a new exhibit that includes works by Nathaniel Hawthorne and Frederick Douglass.
Ana Jimenez Of BC Dining: Handling Chaos With Poise
For BC Dining’s Ana Jimenez, “It is one of the most beautiful things, working with students.”