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(Chris Ticas / Heights Senior Staff)

LGBTQ+ Resource Center Unlikely, Says Next President of BC

Nikita Osadchiy April 14, 2025
Consistent with Boston College’s vision for integrated LGBTQ+ resources, incoming University president Rev. John “Jack” Butler, S.J., all but ruled out the possibility of a standalone LGBTQ+ resource center.
Boston Police Department Issues Safety Advisory Following Series of Off-Campus Break-Ins

Boston Police Department Issues Safety Advisory Following Series of Off-Campus Break-Ins

Nikita Osadchiy April 13, 2025
The Boston Police Department (BPD) issued a safety advisory to residents in the Allston-Brighton neighborhoods following a series of residential break-ins involving Boston College students living off-campus.
(Molly Bruns / Heights Staff)

Holper Examines Free Speech, Legal Challenges for Non-Citizen Activists at Immigration Talk

Madison Hoang April 12, 2025
Non-citizen activists in the United States face increasing legal uncertainties when exercising their right to free speech, especially under the Trump administration, according to Mary Holper, director of the Immigration Clinic and a clinical professor at Boston College Law School.
(Ellie El-Fishawy / Heights Editor)

O’Brien Reflects On Faith in the Face of Adversity at Agape Latte

Amelia Alexopoulos April 10, 2025
Boston College head football coach Bill O’Brien took a break from recruiting and drawing up plays to speak to a packed audience in Hillside Cafe about the foundations of his faith.
(Photo Courtesy of University Communications)

Carnegie Corporation President To Deliver 2025 Commencement Address

Nikita Osadchiy April 10, 2025
Dame Louise Richardson, president of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, will deliver Boston College’s 2025 commencement address on May 19, the University announced.
(Trishna Condoor / Heights Staff)

UGBC Discusses ChatGPT, Responsible Usage of Generative AI Tools

Reetu Agnihotri April 9, 2025
During the UGBC Senate meeting Tuesday night, student senators discussed whether Boston College should continue investing in the generative AI tools it provides—such as Microsoft Copilot, Gemini, and NotebookLM—because students tend to prefer ChatGPT.
(Sarah Fleming / Heights Editor)

BC Law, Lynch School, and Nursing Programs Climb in 2025 Graduate School Rankings

Carina Murphy April 8, 2025
Boston College Law School and the Lynch School of Education and Human Development (LSEHD) each rose three spots in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 graduate school rankings, climbing to No. 25 and No. 20, respectively.
(Sarah Fleming / Heights Editor)

Stokes Hall Atrium Named Demoulas Commons Following Gift From Family Foundation

Molly Funk April 6, 2025
Boston College named the atrium in Stokes Hall, home to the Chocolate Bar, Demoulas Commons, following a gift from the Telemachus and Irene Demoulas Family Foundation.
(Madison Sarka / Heights Archives)

BC Launches Nurse-Midwifery Master’s Program To Bridge Gaps in Maternal Health Care

Carina Murphy April 6, 2025
The Connell School of Nursing (CSON) at Boston College will welcome its first cohort of students into a new master’s in nurse-midwifery program in May—the first of its kind in eastern Massachusetts.
(Nicole Vagra / Heights Archives)

BC Raises Cost of Attendance to $91,792 for 2025–26, 3.57 Percent Increase

Nikita Osadchiy April 6, 2025
Boston College raised its annual cost of attendance to $91,792 for 2025–26—a 3.57% increase and the third-largest hike in a decade—while boosting need-based financial aid by $13 million to help offset rising costs.
(Ellie El-Fishawy / Heights Editor)

Berlinger and Buchbinder Explore Ethical Dilemmas Confronting Physicians and Caregivers

Amelia Alexopoulos April 5, 2025
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the overturning of Roe v. Wade, physicians and nurses across the country have faced ethical dilemmas, grappling with feeling restricted in their ability to provide the best care, according to Mara Buchbinder.
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