Author: Marion Halftermeyer
Marion is a senior and double major in Communication and Economics. She's had a goal in pursuing journalism since high school and has been involved ever since. In the past, she interned for The New England Center for Investigative Reporting and worked with Pulitzer-prize-winning journalist Rochelle Sharpe on a story published in the Washington Post. She also interned for the West Roxbury-Roslindale Transcript, a local newspaper headed by GateHouse Media New England. Originally from France, Marion has lived in a total of 6 countries, and now calls Boston her temporary home. She enjoys traveling and so has been able to see a good portion of Europe and Africa, as well as most of North America and Central America. In the future, Marion hopes she'll be traveling the world while writing for National Geographic.
A review of the most memorable moments of the 2012-2013 school year in #hashtags.
BREAKING: STAY INSIDE. Manhunt for one of the Marathon Monday bombing suspects is ongoing in the outskirts of Boston--Watertown and Brighton. Another suspect was killed in a shootout with police. ...
They say vote, but what for? See what each of the candidates are offering via their platforms--disciplinary process reform, kegs and the Mods, later buses, improved advising systems, and more. ...
BC administrators sent out disciplinary warnings via email to all students who ran BCSSH 'Safe Sites' out of their dorm rooms. The Safe Sites provide condoms and sexual health information ...
A letter from Eagles for Israel to raise awareness of the Israel-Palestine conflict.
"Peace, Not Apartheid" week is hosted by BC Students for Justice in Palestine as a way to shed light on the Palestinian-Israel conflict that the U.S. is very much implicated ...
Looking for a job? Interested in startups? Find out more by attending Boston Startup Job Fair on April 11.
Not getting enough sleep every night can cause serious health problems for students.
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