After weeks of complaints about both the quality and price of the food in Boston College’s dining halls, Dining Services held a Zoom meeting on Wednesday night with a group of parents to address their concerns.
Opinions, Column, Featured Column
Students’ Healthy Diet Should Be BC Dining’s First Priority
Confession: I used to be 250 pounds. While a small fraction of this could be…
Opinions, Column
New Green2Go Container Program Should Be Free for Students
Throughout all of BC’s dining halls, over 60 percent of student meals are taken to-go,…
Opinions, Column
Top 10 Things to Eat with BC Dining
Ah, the first month of school. When that Boston College meal plan money is at…
News, On Campus
Earle Counsels Care for Marine Life
Renowned marine biologist Sylvia Earle spoke at Boston College on April 8 about the problems facing the world’s oceans and marine life.
News, Top Story, Administration
UHS Releases Public Statement On Illnesses
Following rumors of a norovirus outbreak—a highly contagious gastrointestinal virus—on campus, Tom Nary, director of University Health Services, sent an email to the student body titled “Update on Winter Health Issues.”
News, On Campus
Eagle’s Nest Reverts Changes to Panini Line
Boston College Dining Services has in recent weeks made significant changes to Eagle’s Nest, the…
Opinions, Column
Reaffirming My Love for BC
“I hadn’t thought about the unique BC-isms that contribute so strongly to my happiness here in probably two years—but then my little brother moved into a triple in Keyes North four weeks ago.”
Opinions, Editorials
Editorial: Administration Needs to Work With Students for Lasting Solutions
“Without gathering students’ opinions regarding such established institutions within BC, even marginal changes may face unnecessary retaliation, which would prove unnecessary given adequate student input.”
Opinions, Column, Featured Column
Save Late Night
“Speaking of half-baked, how the hell is this whole operation going to function?”
