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CARE Week Starts Conversations About Sexual Assault
Content Warning: this article discusses sensitive subjects such as sexual assault, domestic violence, and intimate partner violence. The Boston College Women’s Center hosted CARE Week March 21-26 to spread awareness ...It's Just a Trophy: Why Awards Season is Dying
With decreased viewership each year, awards shows such as the Golden Globes are dying.Slowing Down Fast Fashion at the BC Bookstore
A rise in online shopping during the pandemic has led fast fashion to become an issue of growing concern—one that is present on BC's campus.The Gavel's Declassified Winter Quarantine Survival Guide
Read up on seven suggestions to help manage seasonal depression, especially during a potential winter in quarantine.Thanksgiving and Its Pandemic Reckoning
How the beloved holiday must be celebrated differently in the age of COVID.From Prime to Preschool: Bezos's Philanthropic Venture Draws Controversy
Jeff Bezos made headlines earlier this year when it came out that he would be worth over one trillion dollars by 2026. The Amazon CEO, currently worth approximately $178 billion, ...How TikTok May Spark a Revolution in Internet Privacy
The popular app TikTok is actually collecting more information than you may realize.The Privilege of Protesting
Current protests surrounding COVID-related work restrictions and shelter-in-place orders highlight underlying issues of privilege and race in America.
