BC Walks Back COVID-19 Plan, Announces Stricter Protocols and Increased Testing
By Patrick Carpenter and Dorothy Cucci Boston College has updated its COVID-19 residential guidelines to further limit the number of guests allowed in dorm rooms on campus. In an email ...“Gravely Concerned” – Newton Mayor Comments on Boston College COVID-19 Response
Newton Mayor, Ruthanne Fuller, released a statement criticizing the BC's handling of COVID on campus, and outlined guidelines for how she hopes the university will proceed.LTE: Save and Conserve Webster Woods
I ask you to further cover this story, and make the students of Boston College aware of this crime against the local environment in which your university is engaged.Late Push Not Enough as Women's Soccer Falls to Louisville
Boston College women's soccer fell to No. 22 Louisville on Sunday afternoon despite a late-game push to take the game back from the Cardinals.Choose Your Fighter: Newton vs. Upper
The debate over which freshmen campus is better ensues, but we're here to set the record straight.Newton Adopts 'Welcoming City' Ordinance
On Tuesday, Feb. 21, Newton City Council passed a “welcoming city” ordinance to provide sanctuary city type protections for residents.Career Center Goes to Newton and Upper
The Career Center and the Office of Residential Life will be hosting career nights for freshmen on Newton Campus on Jan. 31 and on Upper Campus on Feb. 8.Local Chefs Impress at Newton's Smorgasbord Nordic Food Fest
A revival of the New Nordic Food Manifesto, this food fest featured mash-ups of traditional Nordic dishes.