While recent events have shed light on the treatment of Asian Americans in our country, I want to make sure that this reflection does not narrow the s...

I never considered myself a political person. But recently, I realized that I was wrong.  I believe there have been a series of radical moments i...

Speaking from my experience being a Latina, I can tell you that being a minority is not easy. While I think most people today are much more aware than...

Walking from Upper Campus to the gym at 6 a.m. changes a person. One morning a few weeks ago, while walking to the gym, I witnessed possibly the most ...

When I learned Boston College had made the decision to return for the fall semester in person, while the College of the Holy Cross—where my little sis...

Last Tuesday, U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York and Massachusetts’ own U.S. Senator Ed Markey took the ambitious steps to forma...

When someone says the word “meditation,” what immediately comes to mind? Do you picture a Buddhist monk sitting cross-legged in a robe? Or maybe you’v...

Earlier this semester, my roommates and I had to endure an unfortunate reality that has been all too familiar to Boston College students this year: qu...

Spring has always carried a sense of new beginnings for me, so I always look forward to it. My fondest memories of spring are not necessarily the big ...

“I’m just so done, I want this semester to be over,” is a phrase that has been echoing across campus since March. It’s like it became the slogan of th...