Over two hundred members of the BC faculty and University alumni wrote a letter in support of the protesters in St. Mary’s Hall.
Asian American Studies Program Statement on the St. Mary’s Protest
The Asian American Studies Program made its statement on the St. Mary’s Protest.
Letter From The UGBC Executive Council On ‘Black Lives Matter’
The UGBC Executive Council writes a letter to the BC community in response to the “Black Lives Matter” movement, and in support of campus demonstrations.
LTE: A Reminder About Activism
It is important that students are speaking up for what they value—it is also important for students to value progressive activism.
A Letter From The Black Student Forum To The BC Administration
The Black Student Forum writes a letter to Father Leahy and the University’s senior administration, asking for a stronger response to the “Black Lives Matter” campaign.
Response To Lindsey Murphy’s “LTE: Change Cannot Be Promoted Through Silence”
As college students in particular, we have a duty to transform an emotionally charged public issue with reasoned argument. A Nov. 22 article in The Spectator by Brendan O’Neill laments that “at one of the highest seats of learning on Earth, the democratic principle of free and open debate, of allowing differing opinions to slog…
African And African Diaspora Studies Makes A Statement
The core faculty of African & African Diaspora Studies make a statement about the recent protests and organizations on campus.
LTE: Change Cannot Be Promoted Through Silence
As a white student on campus who considers herself dedicated to social justice, I am calling out the countless other students who identify in this way and yet have remained largely silent on this issue through their absence.
LTE: Perspective On Fellowships
Since being a Rhodes Scholarship Finalist in 2011, I have returned to BC to advocate for a more robust advising office for students applying for fellowships. Especially for female applicants, however, there is more that can be done to encourage and support candidates.
LTE: A Clear Breach Of Procedure
UGBC’s approach to finding a new EVP was in blatant violation of the Constitution. The entire episode was disheartening, and it reflected a serious lack of transparency.