The students participating in the overnight vigil plan to present Leahy with a list of demands when he arrives in the morning.
News
On Eve Of Second Bombing Anniversary, Affected Alumni Reflect
Four BC alumni discussed their experience at the Boston Marathon bombing two years ago.
Spring, Baseball
Stone Tosses Another Gem In BC Win Over Rhode Island
Birdball inched one game closer to .500 thanks to another excellent effort by righty Eric Stone in a 5-2 win over the Rams.
News, On Campus, Top Story
UGBC Vote Positions CJBC One Step From University Recognition
Climate Justice at Boston College has been approved by UGBC to become a registered group.
Top Story, Spring, Baseball
Shaw Out With Hand Injury; Burke, Skogsbergh Done For Year
Outfielder Chris Shaw will see a specialist for a hand injury sustained during Friday’s game, while right-handed pitchers Jeff Burke and Bobby Skogsbergh will undergo season-ending surgery this week.
Spring, Baseball
Clemson Blows Out Eagles In Series Opener
BC’s late rally was no match for the Tigers’ 15-run outburst.
News
Five Student Teams Advance To Finals Of BC Venture Competition
Ten teams participated in the semi-final round of the competition hosted by the Boston College Venture Club.
Arts, On Campus
Laughing Medusa, The Music Guild, And The Art Club Share A Date In McElroy
Mac turned into a BC hipster’s paradise as the Music Guild, The Laughing Medusa, and Art Club came together for a night of open creativity.
On Campus, Academics, Administration
Protestor’s Appeal Of Disciplinary Sanctions Rejected
The administration rejected Sissi Liu’s appeal of her disciplinary probation status following the Feb. 13 Climate Justice vigil.
On Campus, Top Story, News
Climate Justice Protestors Appeal University Sanctions
After receiving sanctions for unregistered protest activities, two members of Climate Justice are appealing their disciplinary probation status.
