The Heights

A Winter Survival Guide: ‘Corinsight’ On How To Thrive In 2015

Corinne Duffy • February 2, 2015

A collection on insights on surviving harsh winter in Chestnut Hill, and how to best navigate winter spaces like Fuel, the Chocolate Bar, and the Plex.

The Great Blizzard Of 1978: Remembering Boston’s Most Destructive Snow Storm

Sarah Moore • January 29, 2015

Winter storm Juno hit Boston hard this week—but it didn't come close to the damage left by the Blizzard of 1978.

City Deals With Aftermath Of Historic Winter Storm Juno

Bennet Johnson • January 29, 2015

Boston is working to recover from the historic blizzard, while preparing for the next major snowfall.

One City, Two Storms

Ryan Daly • January 29, 2015

Juno—as with anything else—is simply a matter of perception, and for many without homes in Boston, the winter storm was nothing to celebrate.

White Noise: BC Responds To State Of Emergency

Arielle Cedeno • January 29, 2015

Over two feet of snow fell in the Boston area over the course of Winter Storm Juno.

University Works Tirelessly To Keep Up With Juno

The Heights Editorial Board • January 29, 2015

Throughout the historic blizzard, Boston College did a great job keeping students safe and the campus functional.

TU/TD: A Boston Blizzard Break

TU/TD • January 28, 2015

Juno has consumed the thoughts of students over the last three days, and there's certainly a lot to say about the white fluffy stuff. Dig in.

University Cancels Wednesday Classes —Woods College, Evening Courses Still On

Carolyn Freeman • January 27, 2015

Class has been canceled in response to a snowfall of over 24 inches, with evening classes and those in the Woods College the exceptions.

Winter Storm Juno Blankets BC In 20 Inches Of Snow

The Heights • January 27, 2015

Boston College suspended regular activities Tuesday in light of the massive winter storm Juno, which has already made Boston's top ten list for severity.