Sofia Laboy

Managing editor Will Martino's music reflects the pulse of summer days and nights in NYC, according to outreach/DEI coordinator Sofia Laboy.

A sea of redhead students dressed in green gathered in the Mods this St. Patrick’s Day to run in the first annual ginger run at Boston College.

Two former Boston College employees are suing the University in a class action lawsuit, alleging BC mismanaged their retirement plans.

BC discovered over 3,000 potential scam emails that targeted students.

Assistant metro editor Connor Siemien’s playlist is perfect for any coming-of-age film, according to assistant news editor Sofia Laboy.

Members of SA brainstormed ways to improve BC’s culture surrounding issues of race during its meeting on Tuesday night.

SA discussed water fountains on campus, creating mental health days, and establishing a better relationship between BCPD and students.

The Student Assembly (SA) welcomed its new freshman representatives in its meeting on Tuesday.

The Boston College School of Social Work’s (BCSSW) launched its new Interdisciplinary Certificate in Humanitarian Assistance (ICHA) this summer, aiming to bring a personal focus to humanitarian issues, according to Thomas Crea, the BCSSW assistant dean of global programs and chair of global practice…

The two teams running for UGBC president and vice president faced off on Sunday night one last time before Tuesday’s election, debating how they plan to tackle issues including academic advising, transparency within student government, and environmental sustainability.

Carney’s dining hall in McElroy Commons reopened this Friday with long-anticipated renovations following a semester with a makeshift set-up.

The Doug Flutie Jr. Foundation for Autism is teaming up with Inclusive Fitness, a gym in West Roxbury, Mass., to help minimize the disparity in high-quality athletic training for neurodivergent people.

Dana Sajdi received two grants and plans to change the way we learn about history.

In light of recent court cases, Akua Sarr discussed the role whiteness plays in racism in the United States, asking students to consider their relationship with whiteness in their personal lives and the media.

Five prominent Latina businesswomen shared inspiring personal stories about how they successfully navigate the intersection of career, gender, and culture at the Latinas in Business Panel and Networking Event, hosted by Boston College’s Organization of Latin American Affairs.