Every day, college students balance time between assignments, work, co-curriculars, and social lives. Getting our blood flowing via exercise gets pushed...
Part of my identity is made up of being academically successful, or, for a better use of the term, a “know-it-all.” Growing up half-Korean in a Korean-dominated...
The two-year vacancy in the Title IX office is finally being filled. But the hiring process for the Deputy Title IX Coordinator has brought its own shortcomings.
The...
Prior to entering my sophomore year of college, I anticipated that the housing process would be as simple as the one my freshman year. But of course,...
Part of me thought that when I first came to college, acne would be a thing of the past. Though I have struggled with it for years, I always assumed it...
On Saturday, The Beacon reported that a group of college administrators are “discussing and finalizing policies” regarding the on-campus usage of CBD,...
When my dad first brought up finance management to me, I was still in elementary school and laughed at the idea. He was working to become a salesman at...
When Sept. 15 arrived, the first day of National Hispanic Heritage Month, I was eager to go to the Dining Center to see the foods they’d be serving that...
Race is complicated—that goes without saying. Anyone, especially people of color, who just read the first sentence, knows that race can affect everything, from...
Over the summer, the college switched their employment software from their old system, People Admin, to a new software called Workday. In the process of...
By Abigail Hadfield, Former Deputy Copy Editor
/ October 1, 2019
My least favorite part of standardized testing has never been the test itself. For that matter, my least favorite part of starting any new job, applying...
Last year, I opened my laptop and showed Kate Privert, the assistant director of the Career Development Center, my papers in my first cover letter and...
Growing up in Miami, I practically lived in a bikini and flip flops, savoring warm temperatures and sunny days year-round. Now that I live in Boston, I’ve...