By: Sarah Moore

BC Fossil Free has an important but controversial goal: to have the University completely divest from fossil fuels.

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Two BC students learned a lot about each other–and what to order at a hotpot restaurant–on their date last weekend.

By: Connor Farley

Last week, Boston College issued a closure of University facilities due to heavy snow forecasts. During such periods, the Office of Emergency Management (OEM) takes increased measures to ensure campus safety and immediate snow removal.

By: Roberto Martinez

Studying abroad in the Philippines can be just as fun and exciting as studying in Europe– but it’s certainly more eye-opening.

By: Jennifer Heine

The Boston College Law School and department of theology recently announced that Cathleen Kaveny, a scholar of both law and moral theology, has joined the faculty. Given her experience, Kaveny will teach law and theology, the first professor to hold such a dual position in the University’s history.

By: Nathan McGuire

Just two semesters after UGBC approved its new constitution, Matt Alonsozana, executive vice president and A&S ’14, presented to the Student Assembly (SA) on Tuesday a number of suggested edits and clarifications to the document that he helped draft.

By: Julie Orenstein

Beyond framing and overseeing the conduct process, new Associate Dean of Students Richard DeCapua believes there is a second fold to his position-one centered on education and conversations.