“I was like, ‘S—t, I might just be a big stiff for the rest of my life.’”
Metro, Top Story, Politics
Charlie Baker Will Be The Next Governor Of Massachusetts
In one of the closest elections in modern Massachusetts history, Republican candidate Charlie Baker held on to a victory over Democrat Martha Coakley.
Metro, Top Story, Politics
Mass. Voters Examined Four Referendum Questions On Election Day
Massachusetts voters had to decide on more than just a new governor Tuesday—other major political positions and referendum questions were also on the ballot.
Sports, Football, Top Story
Murphy Sprints From Unknown To Miracle Man
Tyler Murphy has broken all the expectations that no one held.
Top Story, Administration, News, On Campus, Off Campus
University Health Services Clarifies Processes At St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Thomas Nary, M.D., director of University Health Services, clarified that students should only anticipate a routine evaluation by emergency room physicians.
News, On Campus, Off Campus, Top Story, Academics, Administration
National Conversation On Adjunct Professors, Part-Time Faculty Continues
Across Boston and the rest of the country, adjunct professors have been exploring their ability to unionize. Among the reasons for doing so are a lack of job security and unfair wages.
News, Off Campus, Top Story, Administration
Longest-Serving Mayor Of Boston Thomas M. Menino Remembered For Years Of Service
“I always found him to be gracious and engaged in the meetings I had with him,” Leahy said. “I will remember the Mayor, his wife Angela, and his extended family in my prayers.”
Top Story, Arts, Music, On Campus
Pajammin’ Time: Lucid Soul Gets Cozy For Mod Concert
BC acts Lucid Soul and Jimmy and the Gooch host the first University-sponsored live music event in an on-campus residence.
Top Story, Arts, On Campus
Junior Dan Lyle Is Working To Reshape BC’s Independent Music Landscape
The president of Chordury, BC’s independent music label, Dan Lyle, A&S ’16, hopes to build the orgainzation into a pre-professional network for independent musicians on campus.
Administration, News, Off Campus, Top Story
University Opts Out Of City-Requested Payments In Lieu Of Property Taxes
In light of a recent report released by The Boston Globe, some of the largest educational nonprofit institutions across Boston, including Boston College, are opting not to submit these voluntary payments, which the city uses to fund municipality services.
