The referendum calls for a complete divestment from fossil fuels within five years and immediate withholding from any further investments.

Students can vote online Thursday, Feb. 14 before 4 p.m.

Following the racist vandalism of Welch Hall, students awaited a response from administration, but responsibility also lies on us to change campus culture.

The election process for Presidential and Executive VP candidates for UGBC began this week with candidates establishing their platforms to a wider audience of students.

The Gavel spoke with UGBC Senator Czar Sepe, MCAS '21, to discuss his goals for BC in addressing the Catholic Church's sexual abuse scandal.

The UGBC Student Assembly met to discuss the recent acts of racism and propose a list of reforms.

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

Princeton Professor Keith Whittington's presentation allowed students to question how freedom of speech should exist on BC's campus.