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(Heights Archives)

T-Pain Trouble? Ticketing Fiasco Caused by Glitch From Third-Party Vendor

Annika Engelbrecht April 7, 2024
Ticket sales to Boston College’s annual Mile 21 Concert, featuring T-Pain, were shut down after a glitch allowed students to purchase multiple tickets, according to Robsham Theater Arts Center Director Kier Byrnes.
(Molly Bruns / Heights Staff)

“Gaza in Context”: Sajdi Details History of War in Palestine

Jake Jansen April 5, 2024
An important part of Gaza’s history is its role as a link between Asia and Africa, according to Dana Sajdi.
(Jack Beckman / Heights Editor)

Heckelman, Garrigan Highlight Experience and Intersectionality at Town Hall

Jack Beckman April 5, 2024
At the UGBC presidential town hall Thursday night, Meghan Heckelman and Katie Garrigan, the lone candidates in the 2024 UGBC presidential and vice presidential elections, said they hope to meet students where they are and make their platform accessible to all Boston College students. 
(Shane Shebest / Heights Staff)

Annual Edible Books Festival Returns with Pun-Filled Creations

Kate Cugno April 5, 2024
On a cold and dreary Wednesday afternoon, O’Neill Library’s third floor lobby was filled with creativity and confection. Most students entering the building were not aware they were about to stumble upon an edible books festival.
(Shane Shebest / Heights Staff)

Students Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month With Speeches and Performances

Reetu Agnihotri April 3, 2024
Coming to Boston College, Sophia Barrett hoped to find a more welcoming environment where she could navigate her Asian identity. Barrett said she found just that through the many student organizations that comprise the BC Asian Caucus.
(Victor Stefanescu / Heights Senior Staff)

BC Unlikely to Consider Fossil Fuel Divestment, UGBC Senator Shares

Jack Beckman April 3, 2024
The primary goal of Boston College’s investments is to grow the University’s endowment, not to champion social or political causes like divestment, Lindsay Meier, environmental and sustainability policy coordinator, shared at the UGBC Senate meeting on Tuesday night.
(Nicole Vagra / Heights Senior Staff)

BC Raises Cost of Attendance to $88,632 for 2024–25, 4.3 Percent Increase

Will Martino March 29, 2024
Boston College has raised its annual cost of attendance to $88,632 for the 2024–25 academic year—a 4.3 percent increase from the 2023–24 academic year.
(Courtesy of Meghan Heckelman)

Heckelman, Garrigan Set to Become Next UGBC President, VP in Uncontested Bid

Jack Beckman March 27, 2024
Incumbent UGBC Vice President Meghan Heckelman and Senate Intersectionality Committee Chair Katie Garrigan are the lone candidates in the UGBC presidential and vice presidential elections, respectively.
(Chris Ticas / Heights Editor)

BC Removed a Lead Pipe From Beneath Greycliff Hall Earlier This Month. City Officials Say the University Was Informed About It Over a Decade Ago.

Annika Engelbrecht and Will Martino March 27, 2024
On March 6, Boston College removed a lead pipe from beneath the sidewalk on Commonwealth Avenue that serviced Greycliff Hall.
(Annika Engelbrecht / Heights Editor)

Melanie Paredes Wins 2024 Oscar A. Romero Scholarship

Jack Beckman and Annika Engelbrecht March 24, 2024
Melanie Paredes’ mother embraced her as she stood to accept the 2024 Saint Oscar A. Romero Scholarship. Joyous cheers echoed throughout the room. 
(Photo Courtesy of Isa Sylbert)

Students Offer Ways to Make BC Dining More Green At Eagles Sustainability Competition

Kate Cugno and Lucy Freeman March 24, 2024
Students gathered at 245 Beacon St. on Friday to participate in the second annual Eagles Sustainability Competition. This year, the competition focused on ways to make Boston College Dining more sustainable.
(Heights Archives)

BC To Offer New Psychological Humanities Minor This Fall

Annika Engelbrecht March 24, 2024
Coming this fall, the Lynch School of Education and Human Development (LSEHD) will offer a new minor in psychological humanities, open to all students.
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