Following the primary, three teams will continue on in hopes of becoming the 2016-17 UGBC president: Russell Simons, Matthew Ulrich, and Nikita Patel.
To Shape the Future of BC, Office of Student Affairs Hosts Student Input Session
On Monday afternoon, the Office of Student Affairs held a meeting with undergraduate students to understand its strengths and weaknesses.
Nasty Gal’s Sophia Amoruso Is This Year’s Own It Keynote Speaker
Author of #GIRLBOSS and Nasty Gal founder and previous CEO Sophia Amoruso is coming to BC as this year’s keynote speaker for Boston College’s second annual Women’s Summit: Own It.
Upcoming: Paul Farmer to Talk Universal Health Care, Controversies
Paul Farmer, co-founder and chief strategist of international non-profit organization Partners in Health, will be speaking at BC on March 22 to talk about controversies in healthcare.
Maura McSweeney has Won the 2016 Oscar A. Romero Scholarship
This Saturday Maura McSweeney, MCAS ’17, was awarded the 2016 Archbishop Oscar A. Romero Scholarship.
Simons, McCaffrey Win Popular Vote in UGBC Debate
The six teams discussed issues ranging from diversity concerns to the effectiveness of UGBC in implementing policy.
Appalachia Volunteers Founder to Speak on Self-Discovery, Self-Acceptance
Gregg Cassin, founder of Appalachia Volunteers, will come to BC this week to talk about the importance of self-acceptance in overcoming challenging times.
At Daylong Law School Event, Student Debt Solutions
The Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy at BC Law hosted an event on Friday to explore the student debt crisis.
Upcoming: Cronin Will Speak On Making Perspectives Class Part of Daily Life
Perspectives Professor Kerry Cronin will give a talk this week on making the lessons of Perspectives class more relevant to students’ daily lives.
Originally Reported Missing, Yashar Tesori-Montoya Says He Never Was
Yashar Tesori-Montoya, an accepted student to the Boston College Class of 2019, has said that he never went missing.