It’s pretty hard to forget your first time. Your first time doing what, you may ask? Anything really – riding a bike, trying a new food, attending a life changing event. I remember those situations pretty vividly. I also remember what I felt going into those life-defining moments.

Before I begin, I would like to clarify one thing: I don’t claim to have any ownership in the conversation on diversity. I recognize the fact that there are many groups of people on campus who are more insightful it comes to this issue. I must stress that I do not wish to take anything away …

Outrage has often turned to complacency. We believe that some problems are so large, that others with more time, money or motivation will band together to stop them. And so we wait for the eradication of the problem, for our own part doing nothing.

Tragedy shook not only a great city, but the entire world Friday as terrorists unleashed gunfire and detonated bombs at multiple locations in Paris. All of France has been in shock since, and the international community shined many of the world’s great monuments in red, white and blue, the c…

Facebook and Apple have recently made headlines in regard to a new benefit they are offering their female employees.

At Boston College’s graduation ceremony last spring, former Secretary of State John Kerry warned students with a commonly used, and highly misleading statistic regarding the “crippling consequences of climate change.”

Enough time has passed.