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Sinéad Burke Makes History on the Cover of Vogue
Sinéad Burke, British Vogue's September cover, expresses herself in a way that supports and encourages the dwarfism community. -
I Went Stairless for a Day to Test BC's Accessibility
For Abilities Awareness Week, The Gavel's Svea McNally tests the accessibility of BC's campus by going without stairs for a day. -
'In Her Footsteps' Documentary Screening Includes Q&A With Director Rana Abu-Fraiha Herself
Hosted by BC Students for Justice in Palestine and the AHANA+ Leadership Council, the documentary screening will be followed by a Q&A with Fraiha herself. -
Playa Bowls Boston Debuts Fresh and Healthy Options to Eagles
With the opening of Playa Bowls, Eagles finally have a healthy and delicious option just minutes away. -
Author Andrew Solomon Speaks on the Secret World of Depression
Andrew Solomon brought to light the dark world of depression, passing that light onto BC students looking to improve their and others' mental health. -
'Poliwood:' The Intersection Between Celebrities and Politics
Celebrities have always been major influencers when it comes to politics. Let's take a look at how today's celebs use their power to sway voters. -
Nice Try, Apple: Screen Time Feature Won't Keep Us off Our Phones
Apple's new update aims to raise awareness on how much we use our phones. Joke's on them—it's not going to fix a thing. -
Navigating the Clown Car of BC Housing, Aka The Forced Triple
A forced triple definitely isn't the preferred housing option, but here are five pieces of advice in case you end up with one.
