The Heights

FACES Council Analyzes Islamaphobia At Final Forum

Yolanda Bustillo • April 27, 2015

At the last FACES Council forum of the year, members of the group sparked a conversation about Islamophobia in America.

CSOM Senior Noted in Wall Street Journal As ‘Latest Success Story’

Carolyn Freeman • April 27, 2015

Erin Kelley, CSOM ’15, was profiled in the Wall Street Journal as a successful member of Bottom Line, an organization that counsels disadvantaged youth on how to earn a college degree.

Rebuilding Latin America Through Education

Juan Olavarria • April 27, 2015

The event was hosted by the Latin American Business Club (LABC) brought together six business leaders and lawmakers in Latin America at the second annual Latin American Leadership Conference.

Moving Beyond Just Desserts, Pastry Chef Tim Fonseca Aims For New BC Dining Experience

Magdalen Sullivan • April 27, 2015

Leaving behind a career as an executive pastry chef for upscale hotels, Tim Fonseca finds a new home with BC dining.

Bone Marrow Donor, Recipient Meet For The First Time

Magdalen Sullivan • April 27, 2015

The recipient of a bone marrow transplant met his donor for the first time at the Gift of Life Bone Marrow Foundation’s annual Walk for Life.

Wasted Walsh: ResLife’s Need For Greater Transparency

Mujtaba Syed • April 26, 2015

As the semester comes to a close, a look back at the events in Walsh Hall highlight the need for greater transparency on the part of the Office of Residential Life.

Lessons From London: How To Feel Small Around Big Ben

Kendra Kumor • April 26, 2015

Kendra Kumor reflects upon her time studying abroad in London, and on the necessity of perspective.

Demand For BC Counseling Up 25 Percent In Three Years

Madeleine Loosbrock • April 26, 2015

As a result of the 25-percent increase in student counseling needs, UCS seeks additional time, resources, and staff.

Power And Imperfection: Setting Standards For Our Leaders And Ourselves

Corinne Duffy • April 26, 2015

“I did not have sexual relations with that woman.” (Include the necessary, regional Arkansas inflections for full effect.) C’mon, even non-history buffs should know this one—it’s a classic....