As a French major who trained partly in Grenoble, Hannah Bowlin focuses on ‘la descente,’ her mantra that reminds her that every hill has a valley.
Certified BC Students Care for Runners and Spectators at Mile 21
BC EMS was on duty this Marathon Monday, providing emergency medical care for athletes and spectators alike.
BCEMS Performed Admirably at This Year’s Marathon
“BC EMS handled the more high-pressure situation very well, assisting students professionally and taking care of the various medical issues brought about by the Marathon.”
With Dana-Farber Team, An Opportunity to Raise Funds, Honor Family
On April 18, Bostonians and spectators from around the globe will gather along a 26.2-mile course to cheer on the runners.
Stopped Dead: Plaid Sneakers and the Importance of Subtlety
There are very few window displays that actually have the power to stop me in my tracks and say something along the lines of “wow,” but pastel plaid sneakers are one of them.
King Discusses Becoming First Double Amputee to Finish the Boston Marathon
Army Ranger Master Sgt. Cedric King spoke about losing both of his legs while on tour in Afghanistan and becoming the first double amputee to run the Boston Marathon.
Two Cities, One Threat: From Boston To Paris, A Message Of Resilience
In the next few weeks, as events continue to unfold, it will be vital for us as well as our partners across the Atlantic to hold strongly to these ideals, which demand the open and compassionate treatment of the Muslim community among us and throughout the world.
Why The Campus School Needs More Help From The Student Body
The Campus School, suffering from a lack of funding, is in need of assistance and support from the student body.
Dear John: Reflections On My Second Marathon Monday
I’ve only lived through the insanity of two Marathon Mondays at BC, but those two hazy April days have taught me a few things.
BC Runners Reflect On Marathon
A number of BC students endured the 26.2-mile journey of the Boston Marathon on Monday.