Week of April 2, 2014   Hello Students!   We hope you are all having a great week! The Student Government Association (SGA) would like to share some updates from this week. The...

Over the past few months, I have covered the Rappaport Center’s Governor roundtable series and watched six of the nine candidates introduce themselves and outline their principles. The only one who...

Human tragedy has recently come under the attack of the media circus, a poor reflection on how we tell and receive our news. For weeks now we have been listening, reading and watching news about the...

Growing up, you start to discover a whole plethora of new things about yourself and the world you live in. Existential, introspective feelings that toss the nostalgic regret aside. To put it short,...

In the past 10 years the suicide rate in the United States has risen. In a study from 2012, statistics showed that 1 in 6 teens have thought about suicide and 1 in 12 have attempted to commit suicide. One...

Recently, there has been an outbreak of measles in New York City and an outbreak of whooping cough in California. These two diseases have been considered almost “wiped out” until recently. The reason...

According to a new report by the Brookings Institution, Boston is one of the four U.S. cities where the income of the wealthiest households are at least 15 times larger than the incomes of the poorest...

Allow me a moment of indulgence - I understand that we are all sick of hearing about anything to do with the Oscars, especially after how long the season seemed to be. However the season and its winners...

Hello Students!   We hope you are all having a great week! The Student Government Association (SGA) would like to share some updates from this week. SGA Election packets were due this past...