By: Kendra Kumor
News
Caution: Goose Crossing
By: Samantha Costanzo
Goose Crossing is the new comedy division under BCTV, bringing BC-focused humor to campus.
On Campus, News
Lockerby To Leave Post As VP Of Development
By: Julie Orenstein
A key administrator in the advancement and development of Boston College for the last decade, Vice President for Development Thomas Lockerby will leave the University in June to assume a new role at Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass.
On Campus, News
BC Fossil Free, UGBC Members Debate Divestment
By: Nathan McGuire
The issue of fossil fuel divestment has been heavily contested in recent years. Growing concerns about the causes and effects of climate change have inspired movements that advocate for public pushback against fossil fuel industries to spring up around the country.
News
Advocates Address Students About Experiences With Homelessness
By: Scott Bailey
On an unusually “lion-like” evening for one of March’s final days, the Homeless Speaker’s Bureau visited the Yawkey Center’s Murray Room to offer a voice for the otherwise voiceless Boston underclass. Peter and Tia, two formerly-homeless-turned-advocates, addressed a crowd of Boston College students and faculty about their experiences with homelessness and their paths out of it.
News, On Campus
Students See Need For Expanded Disability Access At BC
In front of Devlin Hall, which houses Boston College’s admissions office, is a ramp. There are handrails on each side, and it looks like a person using crutches or a wheelchair could navigate up and down it with ease.
News, Column
Freedom Of Getting Lost
By: Alex Gaynor
The term “lost” tends to connote chaos and confusion. Lost is the exact opposite of having and abiding by a plan or carefully reviewed map. As my professor stated, perhaps getting lost can actually reveal to us places, people, and experiences that we never would have even fathomed had we stuck to our personal maps and plans.
News
AEI President Brooks Gives Key To ‘Happiness’
By: Connor Farley
For many, happiness-in the traditional sense of the term-is equated with rigid social constructs and conventional interpretations of joy, euphoria, or other ephemeral perceptions of what it means to be truly happy. Or at least, so said President of the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and formerly renowned classical musician Arthur Brooks, who spoke to a crowded Devlin 008 on Tuesday at 8 p.m.
News, On Campus
Relay For Life Aims To Top Last Year’s Fundraising
By: Carolyn Freeman
Cancer never sleeps, and on Friday night, neither will over 1,000 Boston College students, professors, alumni, and friends. From 6 p.m. on March 28 to 6 a.m. the next day, the Flynn Recreation Complex will be filled with participants walking the track for BC’s seventh annual Relay For Life.
