Students pursue a program of studies that includes an extensive multi-disciplinary core experience, intensive work in a major field, and the opportunity to strengthen and round out a liberal arts education with a wide variety of electives.
Sociologist Natalia Sarkisian has won the 2008 Distinguished Contribution to Scholarship Article Award from the ASA's Race, Gender, and Class section for her article, "Extended Family Integration among Euro and Mexican Americans: Ethnicity, Gender, and Class."
Sociologist Eve Spangler's op-ed, "We Should Not Celebrate Dis-Possession," was published by Counterpunch.
'Working Longer' - a new book co-authored by Center for Retirement Research Director Alicia Munnell and Associate Director Steven Sass - is highlighted by the Wall Street Journal.
Lauren Galinsky '09 is at the forefront of Small Change, Big Changes, a project that will teach middle and high school students about development efforts in poor countries and the use of microlending. Boston Globe
Professor of Russian and English Maxim D. Shrayer recently discussed his new memoir 'Waiting for America' on WBZ-AM's 'Jordan Rich Show.' Listen here
About the dean of the College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. BC Magazine | BC Chronicle | Curriculum Vitae
On May 12, 2008, our BC-ESP seismographs recorded the magnitude 7.8 earthquake that occurred in China. View seismogram on - Weston Observatory/BC-ESP earthquake alert Weblog | CNN.com
Boston College has placed at #11 in a ranking of national universities by the Center for College Affordability & Productivity, a research group in Washington, DC. Center Director Richard Vedder writes on the rankings in Forbes | Chart.
The new Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies undergraduate journal 'Al-Noor' is now available on campus. More
Boston College has announced the establishment of the McGillycuddy-Logue Center for Undergraduate Global Studies. More