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Oh, What a Cold War It Was

By Sean Smith

Twenty years ago, a wall fell and a war (of sorts) ended. As the world remembers, a new generation tries to comprehend the Cold War era. more »

Survey Finds BC Among Top 10 Fulbright Producers

By Office of News & Public Affairs

Boston College students are among the best in the nation in obtaining Fulbright grants more »

Boston College Veterans’ Memorial and Website to Be Unveiled Nov. 11

By Reid Oslin

University to formally dedicate the Veterans' Memorial on Burns Library Nov. 11 more »

Study Co-authored by BC’s Skerry Proposes Major Immigration Reforms

By Sean Smith

Among recommendations, new study calls for mandatory workplace verification system linked to a legalization program for undocumented immigrants more »

PhDs Find ‘Hot Jobs’ in Cool Employment Climate

By Ed Hayward

Boston College PhDs are successfully launching their careers despite a difficult employment climate more »

Two Decades Later, the Memory Remains

By Reid Oslin 

The murders that took place at the University of Central America 20 years ago next month were a call to action for many, including BC’s Fr. Monan more »

Peterson Is BC’s First Student Programs Director

By Office of News & Public Affairs

Former director of the student programs and activities center at University of California-Davis appointed director of student programs at BC more »

The Value of Numbers

By Ed Hayward

Communication, economics, finance top majors; physics, math, accounting, languages on the rise more »

Morse Is First Director of Public Safety

By Office of News & Public Affairs

Morse, who has served as Boston College police chief for 17 years, has been appointed as the University’s first Director of Public Safety more »

Boston College launches Center for Financial Literacy

By Office of News & Public Affairs

First-year funding of $3 million from U.S. Social Security Administration more »