Applebaum believes that both the genocide and the repression of political and cultural elites to have brought about the Sovietization of Ukraine.
BC Signs Letter Asking Congress to Take Action on Dreamers
Boston College joins hundreds of other universities in signing a letter to congressional leaders. University President Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J. has always been a supporter of DACA, and wrote in the statement that rescinding DACA is a mistake that conflicts with the nation’s values and heritage.
Student Assembly Resolution Calls for BC to ‘Affirm that Black Lives Matter’
The resolution echoes some of the demands made last week at the “Silence is Still Violence” march.
Law School, School of Nursing Hold Homicide Forum
One of the main reasons for the conference to educate those who are interested in becoming forensic nurses.
Task Force Reviewing Lynch Honors Program
According to DeVoy, the task force may choose to follow suit with the MCAS Honors Program, but is currently unsure if this the right direction for Lynch to take as well.
Leitner Helps Bridge Cultural Divide Through Sport
“When you play on the same team, you bond,” Leitner said.
Jack Manning, CSOM ’20, Awarded First BC Strong Scholarship
“It’s almost hard to put into words what this means to me,” Manning said.
Posters Criticizing Leahy Appear Around Campus
In an interview with The Heights last October, following the first “Silence is Violence” march, Jack Dunn said that Leahy strongly believes it is the University’s role to tell students what to think, not how.
Mae Jemison Encourages Inclusion and Diversity in STEM Fields
Mae Jemison, the first woman of color to be deployed in space, works to promote inclusivity both for women in STEM fields and among people in relation to Earth and space.
Wesner Unites Jesuit Values and Business School Education
Wesner left a law firm when he realized that he needed to pursue a more fulfilling life and teaches his students the importance of that fulfillment.