In honor of Bloomsday, an international celebration of James Joyce’s life and legacy, the minds behind Joycestick are celebrating in the most fitting way possible.
At 141st Commencement Exercises, A Fond Farewell for Class of 2017
“To our graduates I say: please accept the sacred invitation to live in the light of service,” said U.S. Senator Bob Casey.
Jeb Bush to Speak at CSOM Finance Conference Next Month
He’ll appear amidst an investigation into his former rival for the Republican nomination.
NLRB Rules Graduate Employees Union May Hold Election
Graduate student employees in the theology department and the School of Theology and Ministry will not be eligible to participate in the election.
People Magazine to Honor Welles Crowther With Third Annual Award
People magazine announced that it would be honoring the heroism of Welles Remy Crowther, BC ’99, with the third annual Red Bandanna Hero Award.
Students Who Soar Under the Radar
The Heights usually highlights people that BC would eventually want to tout as famous alumni. But there are plenty of students whose commitment to their passions deserve recognition.
Looking Back at UGBC’s 2016-17 Leadership
Russell Simons and Meredith McCaffrey had entered the race together only after McCaffrey’s previous running mate dropped out of the race , and Simons, who had worked on McCaffrey’s old campaign, took center stage as a candidate.
Achampong and King Experience Some Transition Hiccups
Achampong and King had to redo their interview process for vice presidential applicants because the first round didn’t meet the requirements of the UGBC constitution.
Ticket Sales to Modstock Lower Than Usual With Louis the Child as Headliner
Students have had mixed reactions to Louis the Child as the Modstock headliner, and ticket sales have been lower than in past years.
BCPD Does Not Report Student’s Alleged Sexual Assault in September
It was at the discretion of BCPD to assess the imminence of the danger, and it believed that it was not worthwhile to report.