Poet Jeff Chang is the executive director of the Institute for Diversity in the Arts at Stanford University and received his master’s degree in Asian-American studies from UCLA. He has written for the New York Times, the San Francisco Chronicle, The Nation, and Foreign Policy, among other publications.
News, On Campus, Top Story, Academics, Administration
BC Fellowship Applicants Past And Present Emphasize Early Preparation
The road to winning a major national fellowship or scholarship does not begin—in many cases—during a student’s junior or senior year of college. At Boston College, prospective candidates for prestigious awards often start as early as their freshman or sophomore years.
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Cooking Series Turns Students Into Chefs
UGBC and BC Dining teamed up to teach nine students how to make easy, delicious Thanksgiving dishes.
News, Featured Column
Just How Early Is Too Early For Christmas Music?
All jokes aside, this is an issue that—surprise, surprise—divides America into two camps. On one side, you have the “Holiday Season Libertarians,” and on the other side, the “Strict Adherents.”
News, On Campus
Celebration Joins Faiths In Giving Thanks
The Multifaith Thanksgiving Celebration, titled “For This I am Grateful,” sought to unite those of different faiths at Boston College and to create a forum for the expression of shared values.
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Masti Exposes Students To South Asian Dance In Performances and Competitions
Masti, BC’s only South Asian dance team, won first place in Showdown’s culture category and aims to keep its title this year.
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Robsham Theatre Gives Students The Performance Space And Resources To Put On Stunning Productions
Robsham has been home to theatre and dance productions at BC since the early 1980s.
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Campus Ministry Celebrates Annual Multifaith Thanksgiving
Campus Ministry’s Multifaith Thanksgiving event brings a wide variety of religious traditions together in music and prayer.
Column, News
Solidarity Starts With Awareness
To be global citizens, we all should care about events that shock the consciousness of a people, destroy lives and institutions, and cause fear, regardless of whether they occur halfway around the world or on our own campus.
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After Backlash, UGBC Leaders Reconsider Legitimacy Of Succession
UGBC President Nanci Fiore-Chettiar announced yesterday that the UGBC Executive Council has decided to seek confirmation from the Student Assembly for the appointment of Connor Bourff to the position of UGBC Executive Vice President.
