As another Thanksgiving approaches, the editors of ‘The Heights’ look to give thanks to friends, family, and everything in between.
LTE: Letter From Faculty And Staff Members Of Boston College
‘We charge Boston College to listen to and address the experiences of its marginalized students, and to its faculty, many of whom who have expertise in understanding color-blind and institutional racism.’
Interdisciplinary Program Looks To Bring Schools Together
“Managing for Social Impact” looks to bring the entire student body together.
A Better Gold Pass Requires Work With The Athletic Department
It’s not as easy to make men’s and women’s sports equal in the Gold Pass as one might think.
LTE: A Letter On Why Boston College Needs To Reinvest
‘At this crucial point in history, BC has an undeniable responsibility and enormous opportunity to act. We should be the leaders we’re called to be.’
LTE: A Letter On The Conversation Between Salzmann, Perasso, & Aaron
‘Even if the opinions in Perasso and Aaron’s article widely perceived as correct, they are still political opinions.’
LTE: A Letter On Transgender Day Of Remembrance
‘This Thursday, Nov. 19, is Transgender Day of Remembrance, an annual international commemoration day.’
Consuming Social Media In Small Doses
Social media only becomes a problem when it’s overused, and a problem like that can be handled easily.
Continuing to Recognize Sept. 11
A moment of recognition for the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11 was rejected last week at the University of Minnesota, and the implications of the decision deserves analysis.
If You Walk, You Don’t Run
‘Reducing ourselves to the most basic motions, we reduce our lives to the same.’