Campus & Community / Around Campus

Remembering Kobe Bryant

In January 2014, the NBA superstar attended a marketing class and finance seminar at the Carroll School of Management.

Campus & Community / Around Campus

BC provides Amazon lockers

Secure, self-service kiosks enable students, faculty, and staff to pick up packages or drop off returns without having to leave campus.

Campus & Community / Faculty

What lies ahead?

Perspectives on the year to come from Boston College faculty members.

Art & Culture / Music

Professional honors in music

An article by Assistant Professor of Music Daniel Callahan earned two awards from the American Musicological Society.

Faith & Religion / Ministry

A new way forward

Attendees of a Boston College conference on theology and ministry issued recommendations for renewed formation and practice of lay and ordained ministries.

Campus & Community / Announcements

In Memoriam: Walter Durrane

The retired Boston College Police Captain, who served in a a number of roles during his 36 years at the University, has died at age 84.

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Art & Culture / Fine Arts

'Indian Ocean Currents'

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

Campus & Community / Announcements

Boston College joins QuestBridge

The University has accepted an invitation to join nonprofit program that assists talented, high-need students to attend elite universities.

Campus & Community / Honors & Awards

Trio of honors for BC venues

The Connors Center and 2101 Commonwealth Avenue win coveted industry awards for excellence in hosting weddings, meetings, and conferences

Campus & Community / Students

Nothing common about BC's Common Tones

This campus a cappella group focuses on singing⁠—and giving back.

Campus & Community / Faculty

Core values

What happens when the teacher is also the provost? Undergraduates join BC's chief academic officer in a core exploration of 'Moby-Dick.'

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.

Campus & Community / Students

Nothing common about BC's Common Tones

This campus a cappella group focuses on singing⁠—and giving back.

Campus & Community / Around Campus

Recognizing Latino leadership

Three from BC make this year's El Mundo Boston list of young influencers making a positive impact.

Campus & Community / Around Campus

PULSE turns 50

After a half-century, Boston College’s signature service learning program is more popular than ever.

Art & Culture / Theatre

‘Noises Off' set steals the show

Robsham’s fall finale features a massive three-piece rotating set and plenty of physical comedy.

Campus & Community / Around Campus

Banding together

A century of music, spirit, and camaraderie for Boston College Bands.

Campus & Community / Around Campus

BC students, Dining Services partner for St. Francis House

1050 lbs. of food were donated to Boston's largest day shelter through a student-organized point drive.

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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.

Campus & Community / Around Campus

Long exposure

Director of photography Gary Wayne Gilbert reflects on three decades behind the lens for Boston College.

Campus & Community / Around Campus

Game Over at the Plex

Goodbye to the rec center we loved to hate to love.

What's Happening

Ever to Excel Awards

Nominate an outstanding member of the BC community for an Ever to Excel Award, presented annually by the Office of Student Involvement. Nominations accepted through Friday, February 14.

Also in the News

Does impeachment require a crime? Law School Professor Kent Greenfield is among Constitution scholars weighing in for the Associated Press.

Professor of Political Science Robert Ross comments on the trade deal between the U.S. and China: Boston Globe.

Childhood precocity does not necessarily guarantee enduring success and attention throughout life. Professor of Psychology Ellen Winner comments on how geniuses navigate the uncertain journey to adulthood. BBC

Carroll School Associate Professor of the Practice of Finance Richard McGowan, S.J., weighs in on a leadership change for MGM Springfield in the Boston Globe and on projected tax revenue from gaming iin Massachusetts for WBUR News.

Libby Professor of Theology and Law Cathleen Kaveny comments on the growing emphasis on the Catholic Church and 'personal remove': Washington Post.

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