In my own experience of life as well as in my coursework in mental health, I…
Author: Ejuma Adoga
Faith Features Columnist
Ejuma is a 2018 graduate of Boston College and is a current master's student in the Mental Health Counseling Program in the Lynch School of Education and Human Development. As an undergrad, she majored in English and Women’s and Gender studies. Even though she has lived among Patriots fans for the past five years, she is very loyal to her home team, the Baltimore Ravens. Ejuma is passionate about mental health and wellness, women’s rights, social justice and racial issues. In her free time, she can be found catching up on her favorite shows, This is Us and Modern Family, baking or going for a run.
Growing Through Grief
Grief is arguably one of the most complex and difficult parts of the human experience. There…
Community, Healing, and Celebration
This past weekend I was able to be a part of the inaugural Black Women Matter…
Standing with Survivors
It’s been more than a year since the explosion of reports of abuses in the church…
Faith as a Stronghold
Throughout the course of my time at BC, many people have posed the same questions: “How…
To Second Semester Seniors
I know many of you will probably hate to hear this, but your time at Boston…
Black History Month: What’s Love Got to Do With It?
It is no coincidence that Black History Month and Valentine’s Day share the same month. Valentine’s…
New Year, New Us, Same God
January is a time of rebirth, fresh starts, and clean beginnings. “New year, new me” is…
Keeping Christmas in a Troubled World
The holidays are a time for giving, receiving, laughter, family and friends. As a child, it…
Spiritual Self-Care for the Holiday Season
In the past couple of weeks or even months of the year, to say that the…