Campus & Community / Announcements

Reopening Boston College

Information, testing updates, and answers to frequently asked questions about the fall semester.

Campus & Community / Alumni

Thinking outside the box

When the pandemic struck, local business owner Torry Stamm ’03 stepped up.

Campus & Community / Announcements

New programs in applied liberal arts, diversity and inclusion

BC's Woods College rolls out academic initiatives, tuition incentives to meet evolving student needs.

Campus & Community / Announcements

Inaugural chair named for new BC engineering department

A biomedical engineering specialist, Glenn Gaudette's research focuses on solving problems from heart disease to sustainable food production.

Nation, World & Society / Law & Politics

Lessons of the Great Recession

A Q&A with BC Law's Rappaport Distinguished Visiting Professor Richard Cordray.

Campus & Community / Announcements

Forum on environmental racism

BC's Schiller Institute for Integrated Science and Society and Forum on Racial Justice in America present a virtual event on December 1.

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Campus & Community / Alumni

Thinking outside the box

When the pandemic struck, local business owner Torry Stamm ’03 stepped up.

Campus & Community / Announcements

New programs in applied liberal arts, diversity and inclusion

BC's Woods College rolls out academic initiatives, tuition incentives to meet evolving student needs.

Campus & Community / Announcements

Inaugural chair named for new BC engineering department

A biomedical engineering specialist, Glenn Gaudette's research focuses on solving problems from heart disease to sustainable food production.

Campus & Community / Announcements

Forum on environmental racism

BC's Schiller Institute for Integrated Science and Society and Forum on Racial Justice in America present a virtual event on December 1.

Campus & Community / Alumni

Bringing Jack home

For more than half a century, a family waited to learn the whereabouts of Jack Farrell, Jr. '44, killed during WWII. A new book by his nephew, Jack Wilson '71, tells the story.

Art & Culture / Dance

Keeping a tradition alive

The BC Marching Band and Korean Student Association’s AEROdynamiK Dance Crew share the spotlight in a new music video.

Campus & Community / Alumni

Thinking outside the box

When the pandemic struck, local business owner Torry Stamm ’03 stepped up.

Art & Culture / Dance

Keeping a tradition alive

The BC Marching Band and Korean Student Association’s AEROdynamiK Dance Crew share the spotlight in a new music video.

Science, Tech & Health / Mathematics

A tough knot to crack

The Conway knot problem confounded mathematicians for more than fifty years. Lisa Piccirillo ’13 solved it in less than a week.

Faith & Religion / Jesuit, Catholic

Service of Hope and Reconciliation

Watch a video of the first public event of BC's Forum on Racial Justice in America.

Campus & Community / Around Campus

VIDEO: September 2020

Some things have changed at BC, but the commitment to learning, and sense of community and caring, remain the same.

Campus & Community / Students

Walking the talk

Gordon Wayne ’23 escaped homelessness, then walked 550 miles to help others do the same.

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Nation, World & Society / Business & Management

#EaglesAtHome

Carroll School of Management students share photos of their remote learning spaces.

Science, Tech & Health / Nursing & Healthcare

'Humbling, heartbreaking, beautiful'

Faces of the pandemic frontlines captured by Connell School alumna and ER nurse Adeline Egan.

Art & Culture / Fine Arts

'Indian Ocean Currents'

The McMullen Museum presents an exploration of climate change by six leading artists.

Campus & Community / Alumni

In Memoriam: Pete Frates '07

The former BC Baseball captain and champion of the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge dies at age 34.

BC Events

Pops on the Heights raises $12.3M

BC's largest fundraising event for financial aid featured the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra and special guest Leslie Odom Jr.

Art & Culture / Fine Arts

New at the McMullen

Four innovative, exclusive exhibitions at BC's McMullen Museum of Art this fall.

What's Happening

Also in the News

Center for Work & Family Executive Director Brad Harrington is among experts discussing difficulties faced by working parents during the pandemic for Harvard Business Review. He is quoted regarding stay-at-home dads in the Washington Post and on the effect of the pandemic on work-family gender roles in Boston Globe Magazine.

Global Public Health Program Director Philip Landrigan, M.D., comments on  renewed calls for people to keep their guard up against the coronavirus during the holiday season in the Boston Globe and on the likely progress of vaccine distribution on WBUR "CommonHealth."

What should the United States do, if anything, about the growing alignment between China and Russia? Associate Professor of Political Science Timothy Crawford and doctoral candidate Khang Vu write on the subject for national security policy journal War on the Rocks.

Born between 1997 and 2012, Generation Z is entering the job market for the first time during the COVID-19 crisis. Aleksandar Tomic, director of the Woods College M.S. in Applied Economics program, comments in a piece that also cites Center for Retirement Research findings regarding the effect on graduating millennials of the 2008 recession: Al Jazeera

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University Notices

Ever to Excel: Advancing Boston College's Mission
Read about The University’s 10-year strategic plan.

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