Sponsored by the Women's Center, the annual Love Your Body week focused on the importance and different perceptions of body positivity.

Students and faculty gathered in solidarity on Wednesday night on O'Neill Plaza to support sexual assault survivors.

UGBC posted a statement reaffirming its solidarity with sexual assault survivors and providing information on both on and off campus support resources.

The Women's Center seeks to empower the entire BC community, irrespective of gender, race, ethnicity, or social class.

Wednesday's Take Back the Night event provided a platform for survivors of sexual assault to be heard and raise awareness within the university community.

Female leaders at Boston College share how their definitions of self-worth have evolved since they were college students.

"In a society that values Eurocentric beauty standards, those who do not align with these standards are disenfranchised and shoved to the sidelines."

#WhyFeminism Day, hosted by the Boston College Women's Center, fostered conversation on differing ideas of feminism, intersectionality, and what it means to be a feminist.