Climate change and the melting of ice might seem synonymous, yet the physical evidence can feel distant.
Rozier Discusses the Role of Faith and Worship During the COVID-19 Pandemic
To sit idly by and wait for the pandemic to end would be “a tremendous disservice,” according to Rev. Michael Rozier, S.J.
BC Alumni Share Insights Working on Capitol Hill
For Kelly Riddle, BC ’14, the best part of working on Capitol Hill is seeing her work turned into actual legislation.
Undergraduate Positivity Rate Rises After Holiday Weekend
As of Thursday, BC’s undergraduate positivity rate rose to .52 percent following the holiday weekend. BC is testing all undergrads this week.
Baker Talks Life on the 2020 Presidential Campaign Trail
While he was working on a presidential campaign, Max Baker, BC ’19, barely got to see his friends, he didn’t get to travel anywhere, and he watched so much Fox News that he thought his brain would go numb.
University Will Announce Thanksgiving Plans by Monday
The weekly COVID-19 undergraduate positivity rate at Boston College fell last week for the second week in a row, marking a new semester low.
‘Neglected, Unprotected, and Disrespected’: Students Honor Black Women with Candlelit Vigil
Kathryn Destin is familiar with two different kinds of pictures at Boston College. The first is overtly racist—anti-Black slurs plastered in sharpie in a residence hall and a racist snapchat that spread across campus. The second cuts in a subtler way: social media posts of beautiful white women, which remind her she doesn’t look like the typical BC student.
Boston College to Resume Late Night Dining on Tuesday
BC is reintroducing late night on Tuesday after beginning the year without the popular service as it adapted to COVID-19 pandemic.
UGBC Representatives Criticize BC’s Lack of Communication
Student representatives of the Undergraduate Government of Boston College criticized the lack of communication between the University and the student government’s leaders during a virtual UGBC meeting on Oct. 6.
BC Reports Three New COVID-19 Cases Since Tuesday
BC represented at least 16 percent of COVID-19 cases associated with higher education in Massachusetts in the state’s weekly update.