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Promoting BC Diversity

“We have the answer to resolving the diversity question at BC. I think we just have to value this question as being important enough to resolve and give it the attention it deserves.”

Opinions, Column

The Challenge of White Supremacy on College Campuses

“White bodies can be in the same physical space as nonwhite bodies and yet these two sorts of bodies can experience that identical environment in sometimes radically different ways.”

News, On Campus, Top Story

UGBC Hosts Town Hall Meeting to Promote Racial Equality on Campus

On Thursday evening, UGBC held a Town Hall meeting to expand their conversation on diversity and inclusion with the administration to include students and faculty.

Opinions, Editorials

Recent Talks Show Importance of Diversity in Speakers

“As student groups consider possible speakers, they should keep in the mind the importance of diversity and the impact that a successful speaker such as Tchen can have on those who attend her talk.”

Opinions, Editorials

Student Diversity Issues Reveal Need for New Administrative Position

One of the most realistic and immediate ways for the administration to respond to these concerns and the complaints of groups such as Eradicate would be to institute an administrative position meant specifically to address these issues, an idea initially brought up by the Undergraduate Government of Boston College in its fall proposal.

Opinions, Column, Featured Column

The Effects of BC Exceptionalism

To “Eradicate Boston College Racism,” as the campus’s most recent wave of student activism has urged us to do, demands we investigate the very architecture of a BC education. This certainly extends to policy and curriculum decisions made at the top, but it does not stop there.