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Black Lives Matter, Pro-Refugee Signage Removed From Communication Department
The Communication Department details the repeated anonymous removal of Black Lives Matter posters and political activism signage from their office doors over the past few months. -
UGBC Expresses Solidarity With Sexual Assault Survivors After Kavanaugh’s Confirmation
UGBC posted a statement reaffirming its solidarity with sexual assault survivors and providing information on both on and off campus support resources. -
LTE: Black Eagles Make Updated Demands to BC Administration
Black Eagles reflect on the administration's progress and continued need for improvement a year after the Silence is Still Violence March. -
Black Eagles Matter Die-In Reminds BC Community That Silence Is Still Violence
As the year anniversary of the Silence is Still Violence March approaches, black BC students still face racism and institutional inaction on campus. -
On Using Art Therapy to End Violence Against Women and Girls
The Tillet sisters, founders of "A Long Walk Home," visited BC to speak about their work advocating for survivors of sexual assault. -
Princeton Professor Sparks Debate on Campus Free Speech
Princeton Professor Keith Whittington's presentation allowed students to question how freedom of speech should exist on BC's campus. -
BC Offers Students an Online Voting Service
Boston College hopes to increase civic participation among students by offering an online voting service through TurboVote -
The Gavel's Summary of the Kavanaugh Confirmation Hearings
The Gavel's roundup of all you need to know from the Brett Kavanaugh Senate confirmation hearings.
