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The Effects Of Creative Work On Family

Alexandra Allam • October 22, 2015

Spencer Harris, CSOM professor, has published a study that illustrates the link between creative people and the suffering of personal relationships.

At Coates Talk, Protesters Resurface Narrative Of University’s Racial Hypocrisy

Shannon Longworth and Kelsey McGee • October 21, 2015

“Although we’re really good at saying we need to address inequality elsewhere, as soon as we turn the mirror to BC they stop saying that,” protester Cedrick-Michael Simmons said.

Clinton Kelly To Return To Alma Mater, Talks Careers

Sophie Reardon • October 21, 2015

Clinton Kelly, of the popular show What Not to Wear and BC '91, is returning to BC to speak at the Careers Reimagined series, hosted by the Careers Services office.

Hawthorne, Douglass Find New Home In Burns Library

Kate Mignosa • October 21, 2015

The Burns library, home to many rare book collections, has curated a new exhibit that includes works by Nathaniel Hawthorne and Frederick Douglass.

Ana Jimenez Of BC Dining: Handling Chaos With Poise

Juan Olavarria • October 19, 2015

For BC Dining's Ana Jimenez, “It is one of the most beautiful things, working with students."

Put A Sock In It: BC Alum Puts Two Feet Forward In Anti-Bullying Campaign

Madeleine Loosbrock • October 19, 2015

Originally beginning when BC alum Karen Kiefer wrote a book about mismatched socks, the Misfit Sock movement transcended the laundry room and expanded into today’s initiative, embracing and celebrating diversity in all aspects of life.

A ‘Classic’ Choice: The New England Classic Is A Staple Among BC Eats

Kayla Fernando • October 19, 2015

Originating in New England and handcrafted using only local ingredients, the simple New England Classic has become a classic part of the BC Dining experience.

Finding Your Own Narrative, Embracing The BC Social Aesthetic

Emily Sadeghian • October 19, 2015

A BC senior examines the University's aesthetic, and its place in the development of personal narratives.

The Driving Questions Behind The University’s Committee On Sexual Assault

Maggie Powers • October 19, 2015

BC's Title IX Steering Committee, also called the Sexual Assault Steering Committee, was formed in 2011 as a response to the Dear Colleague Letter (DCL).