By: Daniel Perea-Kane
Boston College professors Andrew Hargreaves and Marilyn Cochran-Smith were recently listed on a ranking of the top 200 university-based education scholars based on public influence.
News, Column
COLUMN: Being Our Authentic Selves
By: Adriana Mariella
Authenticity isn’t about how well you break the BC stereotype, and it isn’t about how well you fit it, either. Authenticity is the understanding that you need no apology or explanation of how you fit into an image of what we’re supposed to be.
News, Academics
Study Finds Signs Of Depression In Abused Caregivers
By: Carolyn Freeman
The study found that persons who had a history of abuse who are now caregivers for aging parents had significantly more depressive symptoms than those who were not abused by their parents.
News
Despite His Affiliation With BU, MLK Made A Lasting Impact On BC’s Campus
By: Daniel Perea-Kane
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had a significant impact on both students and faculty at BC, from his assassination to the present day.
News
Haskin Uses History Of Literature To Delve Deeper Into Texts
By: Corinne Duffy
Dayton Haskin doesn’t just teach literature, he teaches the history behind how literature is taught.
News
He Said, She Said: Kicking Your Friends Off Your Meal Plan Gravy Train
By: Marc Francis and Tricia Tiedt
This semester I am one of a few people in my friend group with a meal plan. At first, I was happy to pay for my friends’ meals since they had paid for me plenty of times before, but when I recently checked my balance I realized I can’t afford it anymore. How can I tell my friends I have to kick them off the gravy train?
News
COLUMN: Rekindling A Plex Relationship
By: Carolyn Freeman
Admit it: you and the Plex are in a love/hate relationship.
News
Heartbreak In South Bend
The BC men’s basketball team suffered a 76-73 overtime loss to Notre Dame on Saturday.
News
Frozen Friars: Demko Blanks No. 7 Providence In 2-0 Win
On Friday night the BC men’s hockey team left Providence with a key win thanks to stellar play from freshman Thatcher Demko and a game winner from Brendan Silk.
News, On Campus
Alumnae Offer Counsel On Personal Brands
By: Arielle Cedeno
As an initiative started by CWBC several years ago, “Preparing for the Journey” is an annual program that includes career and networking presentations for undergraduate women. The series features opportunities for students to network with accomplished alumnae from a variety of career fields.
