Mc Claverie

At UCU, my abroad host university, there was a birthday tradition called the “birthday shot.” In honor of my 22nd birthday on Friday, I wanted to create a personal twist on the “birthday shot” that might better suit Boston College birthday celebrations.

Whether you are a Swiftie looking for a fun Taylor-themed cocktail or like me, you’re missing your friends who are scattered across the globe, this cocktail is sure to be a hit and remind you of the best of times. 

Associate magazine editor MC Claverie traces her friendship with news editor Erin Shannon through this eclectic playlist.

Associate magazine editor MC Claverie provides her analysis of what your preferred library study space says about you. Whether you are a die hard Bapst fan or

Metro editor Victor Stefanescu delivers a puzzling yet pleasing playlist of EDM tracks, according to associate magazine editor MC Claverie.

Salt Patisserie stands out among the plethora of shops in Newton Centre, combining classic French and Italian techniques with Brazilian flavors.

“Across the country and at BC, both abortion-rights and anti-abortion advocates are processing the Dobbs decision, which overturned the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, establishing that the U.S. Constitution does not recognize a federal right to an abortion. Although not physically together on c…

Summer is an ideal time to relax at home, travel, or work a job, but often means leaving behind your college friends for over two and a half months. When I first come home, I always enjoy the first couple weeks of hanging out with my family and high school friends but I quickly begin to miss my BC friends immensely. Now that summer is almost halfway over, I have begun to count down the days until I am back on the Heights with my friends and roommates. Despite missing BC and my BC friends a lot, it can be really hard to stay connected with each other between traveling, working, or other summer activities. Here are some of my favorite easy ways to stay connected with your BC friends while at home for the summer.

“The process is so frustrating, it’s so draining and frankly it’s horrible,” they said. “…it’s so overwhelming because you have some people tell you, ‘yes, report, speak up’… and then other people telling you, ‘yeah, this is gonna take like months or years potentially to get anywhere with it.’”

When Professor Maira Marques Samary arrived at Boston College in 2019 as a visiting assistant professor in the computer science department, she said she knew her chance to run the marathon had come.Samary said that, at first, she tried to qualify for the marathon for two years, but she found it to be difficult. She could not keep up with the rigorous training schedule, she said, while trying to be a good professor and taking care of her two kids. That’s when Samary decided to take the fundraising route, she said.

“The marathon has been a part of my life my entire life, and my mom ran it when I was younger,” Bracher, MCAS ’22, said. “Seeing her run it in the fall made me want to run it in the spring.” 

“I think being a BC student is probably the best way to run the Boston Marathon,” Craycraft said. “There’s so many people yelling out on the course, you know, cheering for BC or for the Eagles, and I couldn’t be more grateful or more proud to wear the BC jersey while running the course. It’s super special.” 

“I was living in Brazil, and people were saying, ‘Oh, but my dream is running the Boston Marathon,’” Samary said. “So I had the goal of one time in my life running the Boston Marathon. The Boston Marathon is like the Holy Grail of everyone that runs.”

Mary Brooks said that she started training for the marathon the first week of January. Since she had ran a half marathon, she worked on transitioning from running

Much of the on-campus vernacular at Boston College originates on Herrd, an anonymous social media platform. The app was founded by two BC alumni who wanted to create

Bocca Bella Cafe & Bistro is a small but homey Italian situated on a cozy corner in Auburndale.

“Just having my name anywhere associated with Oscar Romero is just such a privilege and honor,” Sanchez said. “He, in my head, is on such a pedestal for giving back to the community, giving a voice to the voiceless like I strive to.”

Benjamin and Spagnola, two current UGBC members, are running for UGBC president and vice president on a platform emphasizing including students of all identities

One year later, residents of the Multicultural Living Experience (MLE) floor still feel left in the dark by the University regarding a pattern of racial harassment

Testing positive for COVID-19 can be a disorienting experience. By thinking ahead and preparing yourself with these tips, you can ensure that your stay at Pine Manor goes smoothly