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International Studies Program Rejects Koch Foundation Proposal
The International Studies program has requested to be left out of the political science department's proposal, which is currently under review by administrators. -
Christiana Zenner Explores Ethics of the Convenience of Bottled Water
Fordham University's Christiana Zenner discussed profit motive, public health, and ethics related to the widespread use of bottled water. -
Dr. Kwame Anthony Appiah Talks Cosmopolitanism and Ethics
Dr. Appiah is a philosopher, social theorist, and novelist who has written extensively on ethics, identity, and globalization. -
Newton City Council Votes to Assert Eminent Domain Over Webster Woods Property
The Newton City Council voted unanimously to assert eminent domain to prevent BC from developing 17.4 acres of forest. -
UGBC Passes Resolutions on Menstrual Products and Eagle Escort
Resolutions supported a program to provide free menstrual products in certain campus bathrooms and called for an additional Eagle Escort van to be staffed. -
Faculty Discuss the 'Unholy Trinity' of Colonialism, Capitalism, and Race
A group of BC professors discussed the ongoing impact and relationship between colonialism, capitalism, and race during a FACES panel. -
Student Organizations Push for Greater Mental Health Resources
Student organizations, including UGBC and Active Minds, are working to remind students to mental health resources on campus. -
CJBC and EcoPledge Call for BC to Preserve Webster Woods Property as Eminent Domain Case ...
The Newton City Council is expected to vote on whether to move forward with the eminent domain case on Dec. 2.
