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Newton passed its current zoning ordinance in December of last year. (Ben Shultz / Heights Archives)

MassDOT Announces Safety Improvements for Newton Corner

Liam Davenport September 29, 2024
Massachusetts Department of Transportation officials announced new safety improvements at the Newton Corner segment of I-90.
Newton Public Schools (NPS) talk school safety. (Steve Mooney / Heights Archives)

Newton Public Schools Outlines Updated Safety Initiatives

Brooke Ghaly November 5, 2023
Newton Public Schools officials are committed to ensuring that all students, faculty, and staff are prepared to stay safe.
(Paige Stein / Heights Editor)

Dear BC, I’m Just Doing It for the Plot

Mary Perez April 13, 2023
Through my desire to have an exciting plot, I have met amazing people who never make my life boring. I’ve faced challenges in my “plot” that tested my limits, but they ultimately helped me experience the world.
Boston College Should Partner with Local Governments to Install Off-Campus Emergency Blue Lights

Boston College Should Partner with Local Governments to Install Off-Campus Emergency Blue Lights

The Heights Editorial Board October 23, 2022
Boston College should fulfill its responsibility to provide a safe living environment for its students by installing emergency blue lights around off-campus housing. Recent reports of attempted break-ins this year and increased reports of rape and stalking in 2021 demonstrate that BC must provide a security system for the hundreds of students that are not guaranteed four years of housing.  In compliance with the Clery Act, BC’s recently released crime statistics show that reports of both rape and stalking increased in 2021.
Stop Catcalling Women, Seriously

Stop Catcalling Women, Seriously

September 15, 2019

It’s about that time of year when everyone is just about settled in. Friends, classes, and schedules are all now familiar. As we adjust to our new home, we realize that no matter where we are some things...

Evans Airs Concerns About Ride-Sharing Services

Evans Airs Concerns About Ride-Sharing Services

Jack Goldman September 19, 2018
Boston College Chief of Police Bill Evans thinks that ride-sharing poses some of the most troubling dangers that students face day-to-day.
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