The Quarantined Life: A Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior
By removing campus life, personal interactions, social events, and in-person classes, college is arguably stripped of its most vital appendages. This is the well-documented reality for students studying at Boston ...Authentic Eagles: Caroline Rooney on Mountains
Caroline Rooney, MCAS '19, discusses mountain climbing, post-graduation anxieties, and the importance of facing your fears.Agape Latte Sends off Seniors With Words of Wisdom
On Tuesday, Fr. Casey Beaumier, S.J., and Karen Kiefer spoke to students about navigating uncertainties and engaging in the life you have.Authentic Eagles: Nick Edel on Passing the Baton
Nick Edel, MCAS '19, speaks about living up to expectations and reflects on his time with My Mother's Fleabag.Authentic Eagles: Kristen Morse on Turning the Calendar Page
Former Gavel Creative Manager Kristen Morse reflects on her appreciation for the small moments.Authentic Eagles: Maddie Webster on Auld Lang Syne
Maddie Webster, former Managing Editor of The Gavel, looks back realistically on her four years at BC amidst all the nostalgia.Authentic Eagles: Jackie Carney On Optimism
"Optimism certainly gets less trendy with age, and many of my more realistically-minded friends don’t understand why I would blindly place my trust in a world that is chaotic and ...Opinion: The Last Hurrah
Senior year is about more than checking items off your bucket list.