By: Kendra Kumor

After coming up with the idea in their freshman year Perspectives class, three BC seniors are finally filming a documentary on health care conditions in Sierra Leone.

By: Kendra Kumor and Samantha Costanzo

Between cafes, benefit concerts, and other performances off-campus, BC’s may a cappella groups have a busy semester ahead.

By: Corinne Duffy

Michael Keith may be a communication professor, but he’s also got a second life as a science-fiction author.

By: Sara Doyle

On Thursday, March 20, the literary magazine of Boston College Stylus hosted a poetry reading featuring Franz Wright. Wright is the winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry for his collection Walking to Martha’s Vineyard.

By: Caitlin Slotter

Learn To Earn aims to teach African students important computing skills through MOOC classes and mentoring.

By: Andrew Millette

To the French, enjoying life’s little moments and making the most of each one comes naturally.

By: Daniel Perea-Kane

The study of French language and culture has a long and distinguished history at Boston College.

By: Michelle Tomassi

Early last week, students and faculty scrambled to put together a makeshift exhibition space on the fourth floor of Devlin Hall-a response to the recent closing of the student art gallery in the basement of Bapst Library. It has been brought to the attention of the University that the Bapst art gallery space is not compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), forcing the University to close the space due to lack of accessibility.

By: Jennifer Suh

Despite having to be rescheduled because of the Feb. 15 snowstorm, The Annual Ball 2014 at The Westin Copley Place on Friday night was a sold-out success.

By: Julie Orenstein

Boston College students with interests ranging from medical ethics to Kierkegaard to Afghan tribalism represented the breadth of undergraduate research at the University on Friday when they gathered to recount their experiences writing senior theses.