The Heights

At Town Hall, Students Share Accessibility Struggles

Sophie Reardon • October 6, 2016

CSD is working to improve Eagle Escort and make class syllabi available to students earlier in the year.

Major Jackson Reads His Work, Talks Inspiration

Andrea Ocasio • October 6, 2016

Major Jackson joins the ranks of Robert Frost, T.S. Eliot, and Maya Angelou, who have also spoken as a part of the Lowell Humanities Series.

The Office of Health Promotion Hosts 15-Minute Drop-In Sessions

Leo Confalone • October 6, 2016

“Instead of attending an hour long program, why not a good, quick, 15-minute drop-in session that students can practice and learn a skill.”

Over Pastries, Students, Professors Discuss Careers in Life Science

Kyle Garrett • October 6, 2016

The first Professors, Professions, & Pastries event of the semester focused on life science majors and health professions.

Visiting Prof. Connects Slavery and Capitalism

Joshua Holtz • October 5, 2016

Baptist researched personal testimonies and economic studies while writing his book.

Openly Transgender Priest Speaks on Identity, Faith

Zoe Chester-Thompson • October 5, 2016

Rev. Cameron Partridge is one of seven openly transgender priests in the Episcopal clergy.

Benefactors Attended a Gala to Close out Light the World Campaign

Taylor St. Germain • October 5, 2016

The Light the World campaign raised $1.605 billion.

UGBC President, EVP Present to Board of Trustees, Discuss Student Center

Taylor St. Germain • October 3, 2016

Simons and McCaffrey brought up the recent discussion of LGBTQ inclusivity on campus.

At Agape Latte, Chris O’Donnell Talks Balancing School, Acting

Katherine Murphy • October 2, 2016

O'Donnell talked about landing his first role in high school, flying back and forth from BC and Los Angeles, and overcoming a slow period in his career.

The Office of Dean of Students to Hold Open House on Tuesday

Sophie Reardon • October 2, 2016

“We want students to feel that they’re getting the personal attention that they deserve."

Cronin Lunch Closes Out Espresso Your Faith Week

Andrea Ocasio • October 2, 2016

Kerry Cronin told students who do not identify as Catholic that they should not be intimidated by Espresso Your Faith Week.

Harvard Prof. Reframes U.S. Foreign Policy

Anthony Rein • October 2, 2016

Walt, who is a leading foreign policy expert, spoke as a part of the Islamic Civilizations and Societies Program Distinguished Lecture Series.