Newton is 15 percent more expensive to live in than in surrounding towns. Warren’s office and Boston College have partnered to find a solution.
Bestselling Author, Activist Speaks About the Wrongfully Convicted
Jennifer Thompson’s life changed when she was sexually assaulted at knifepoint. After wrongfully convicting a man, who spent eleven years in prison, Thompson became an activist against wrongful prison convictions.
First GLC Pride Week to Take Place Next Week
Events for the week will include panels, a game night, and a community breakfast.
Students, Administrators Discuss Strategic Plan at ‘BC Moving Forward’
UGBC president Russell Simons said the purpose was to have meaningful discussion about the future of the University.
Electric Vehicle Charging Station Installed in the Comm Ave. Garage
The new level two charging station at BC will add about 10 to 20 miles of range to a vehicle per hour of charging time, and it can fully charge some vehicles in less than four hours.
At Town Hall, Students Share Accessibility Struggles
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
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
“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
The first Professors, Professions, & Pastries event of the semester focused on life science majors and health professions.
Visiting Prof. Connects Slavery and Capitalism
Baptist researched personal testimonies and economic studies while writing his book.