Catching Up with Chris O’Donnell
How the proud BC grad went from Hollywood It Boy to star of the hottest show on network television.
Introducing the Bridge Program
The groundbreaking initiative connects students with new opportunities to study across BC’s different schools and to benefit from the University’s strengths in the humanities, business, and science.
The Conservator
Boston College’s twelve libraries and archives house more than three million books and hundreds of rare manuscripts and artifacts. Nora Dempsey’s job is to expertly repair the torn pages, broken covers, and shattered spines.
Campus Digest: Fall 2026
News and happenings from around Boston College.
No Days Off
She’s one of the greatest lacrosse players ever. Now Charlotte North ’21, MS’23 is taking on her biggest challenge yet.
Hugh Jackman Hits the Heights
Here's a look at the actor's performance at BC's annual fundraising gala.
Staging a Success
Schmigadoon!, with two BC alumni on its producing team, won the Tony Award this year as Broadway’s best musical. Can the show pull off the toughest act of all…turning a profit?
The Major Donor
One man. Fifty years. Thirty(!) gallons of blood given.
BC Announces New Institute to Explore the Implications of AI
The Krantz Institute for Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and Humanity will position the University as a leader in stewarding the future of AI technology.
Anchoring Himself
Luke Russert ’08 traveled the world to think about his future. Now he’s come home to cable news.
Turning Tragedy into Advocacy
Four years after the bicycling death of the American diplomat Sarah Debbink Langenkamp ’02, her husband is fighting for safer roadways.
When Less Is More
How a BC English professor let go of material goods and found freedom in return.
New Names for Two Campus Buildings
A pair of major gifts leave a lasting mark on campus.
Revolutionary Spirits
In a new book, a BC-trained historian traces the role that taverns played in fomenting rebellion in Colonial America
Streaming Eagles
These TV projects showcase talented BC alumni.
When Men Take Credit for the Work of Women
Wendy Murphy ’83 documents the little-told histories of breakthrough inventions and discoveries.
Eagles at the World Cup
From overseeing stadium security to broadcasting matches on television, BC alumni played all kinds of roles in a tournament that broke attendance records. Here are a few of their stories. — By Scott Kearnan and Ellen Seaward
The Fact Finders
In a media and political environment where it can be hard to know what’s true, these two alumni are building information platforms that replace partisanship with hard data and documentation.
What I've Learned: Robert Bloom JD’71
Newly retired, the longtime BC Law professor and nationally respected legal scholar reflects on lessons drawn from his half-century career.
Remembering 9/11
