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Boston College Law student organizes Democratic Candidates Forum

By Melissa Beecher

Once an intern to the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, Dylan Hayre wanted to have a role in finding a successor more »

The Business of Writing About Business

By Ed Hayward

Carroll School senior James Cullen cultivates reputation as finance writer on ’Net more »

Boston College Unveils a Lasting Tribute to its Alumni Veterans

By Reid Oslin

There are 209 names inscribed on the new Veterans’ Memorial, a 70-foot-long stone wall built to honor University alumni more »

A First Hand Look at One Man’s Grief

By Sean Smith  

Chris Adrian, author of the 2001 novel Gob’s Grief, will speak at Boston College Dec. 3 more »

Visiting Fellows Enhance Campus Conversations

By Ed Hayward  

One of America’s foremost political scientists and one of Iran’s most accomplished - and controversial - writers are spending the academic year at BC more »

‘Teaching Is Where My Soul Is’

By Sean Smith

Marc Landy has an impressive track record as a scholar and author, but he feels he is at his best in the classroom — and so do his students more »

White House Policy Director speaks at BC Law

By Melissa Beecher

White House Domestic Policy Director Melody Barnes spoke to Boston College Law School students Nov. 9 about her career in politics more »

The Hawthorne Quartet Has a Thing for Strings

By Rosanne Pellegrini

For the last decade, the Hawthorne String Quartet has developed a rich history of working with students and faculty members more »

A Man on a Mission

By Sean Smith

BC alum Hrag Hamalian learned a lot from his Teach For America stint. Now he’s putting those lessons to work — in his own school. more »

Battleground at the Cellular Level

By Ed Hayward

Biologist Williams seeking to decipher the mysteries of HIV and AIDS more »