Danica Bergen
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UGBC Amends Constitution To End Indefinite Delays on Student Initiatives - The Heights (opens the original)
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The UGBC Senate unanimously approved a constitutional amendment Tuesday requiring its leadership to implement student-proposed initiatives within seven days of Senate passage. The amendment came in response to a delay last fall, when UGBC leadership took more than three months to act on a student initiative the Senate passed condemning Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). “Limited initiatives duly approved by the Senate must be formally acknowledged in a public communication to the student
Trump Awards Welles Crowther Presidential Medal of Freedom - The Heights (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Welles Crowther, BC ’99, on Tuesday at an event commemorating the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11. “He just did things that people said were not even imaginable,” Trump said as he presented the nation’s highest civilian honor to Crowther’s mother, Alison Crowther, and sister, Paige Crowther Charbonneau. Crowther graduated with a degree in economics from Boston College and worked as an equities trader on the 104th floor
UGBC Discusses Public Access, Senate Service Projects - The Heights (opens the original)
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The UGBC Senate announced new public access initiatives, including an initiative tracker and meeting minutes access, during its first meeting of the academic year on Tuesday morning. UGBC Vice President Addie Weiss, MCAS ’27, noted the incoming administration’s goal to improve communication about UGBC’s role on campus. “We want to prioritize transparency with the student body,” Weiss said in a statement to The Heights. One proposal would seek to create a UGBC meeting minutes archive accessible t
Boston College Ranks No. 21 in LinkedIn's List of Best Colleges (opens the original)
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Boston College ranked No. 21 in LinkedIn’s 2026 list of the top 50 best colleges for long-term success—a spot above its No. 22 placement last year. LinkedIn uses five categories of postgraduate success—job placement, internships, career success, alumni network strength, and unique fields of study—to determine its annual top 50 list. This is the second year that LinkedIn has released such a ranking. BC ranked fifth on the list of colleges in the Boston area, trailing behind Harvard University (No
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