The Heights

CJBC Prepares for Largest Rally of the Semester

Sophie Reardon • October 27, 2016

The rally comes after Laurie Zoloth's talk earlier this week on the intersection of religion and environmental concerns.

Despite Theme of Silence, CJBC Re-Sparks Conversation

The Heights Editorial Board • October 12, 2016

"Holding events furthers awareness and discussion on campus and prevents the problems from flying under the radar."

The Political Climate at BC

Rebecca Moretti • September 18, 2016

"I’d posit that this lack of frequent, visible events is due to a combination of both less political extremism and less political interest."

At Commencement 2016, a Look Forward With the U.S. Secretary of Energy

Chris Russo • May 23, 2016

The remarks from U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest J. Moniz, BC ’66, focused on embracing change in a world that has shifted in many key ways, as shown by massive environmental change, like increased snowfall, and social tragedies, like the Boston Marathon bombings.

BikeBC Demonstrates Productive Work With Admin

The Heights Editorial Board • May 1, 2016

"By finding one simple way to promote sustainability, Bike BC was able to achieve administrative partnership and create this bike-sharing program. Other student groups should also do this."

The Need for Transparency at BC

Sean Sudol • March 16, 2016

The effect of this lack of transparency can be seen in multiple ways on campus.

Anthony Perasso and Rachel Loos Want to Take You Down to Funkytown

Connor Murphy • February 21, 2016

The Heights sits down with denim-clad UGBC candidates Anthony Perasso and Rachel Loos to talk campaigning, the function of student government, and bringing back the funk.

Funding Campaign Auction Raises $50k for Climate Justice

Yolanda Bustillo • February 17, 2016

The Multi-School Fossil Fuel Divestment Fund, hoping to connect local divestment initiatives to the global climate crisis, raised $50k to support climate justice.

2015: The Year in Review

December 28, 2015

2015: The year in review A lot happened this year. 2015 started with blizzards and ended with basketball players succumbing en masse to the norovirus. In between, the Boston College community...