Campus & Community / Announcements

Reopening Boston College

Updates, information, and answers to frequently asked questions about plans for the fall semester.

Campus & Community / Announcements

Boston College statement regarding new ICE regulations

Boston College stands with colleges and universities nationwide in opposing new regulations for international students.

Nation, World & Society / Education

Grant supports DREME Network

Heising-Simons Foundation funding supports the research and resource development initiative focused on math education for young children.

Science, Tech & Health / Earth, Environment & Sustainability

Up in the air

BC’s Global Observatory on Pollution and Health will study air pollution-related deaths and disease in Massachusetts.

Nation, World & Society / Education

Duganne Faculty Fellows

Lynch School Professors David Blustein and Dennis Shirley are the first named to new fellowships recognizing exemplary career achievement.

Art & Culture / Fine Arts

McMullen from Home

A host of virtual opportunities to explore, enjoy, and learn from BC's McMullen Museum of Art.

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Campus & Community / Faculty

Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur

At age 102, alumnus and emeritus professor John Donovan receives France’s highest honor for his role in the nation's liberation during WWII.

Campus & Community / Alumni

Feeding Chicago's front line

A Fulbright to Malaysia led alumna Lori Niehaus '18 to an unexpected mission during the pandemic.

Campus & Community / Students

Congratulations, Class of 2020

A video memory of four years at the Heights.

Art & Culture / Music

The "Tollite Project"

From across the U.S., present and past members of the University Chorale join in a farewell performance for the graduating class.

Campus & Community / Around Campus

Vigilance and readiness

University Health Services is at the forefront of BC's response to COVID-19.

Campus & Community / Announcements

Pine Manor College, Boston College announce institutional agreement

The two institutions will join forces to serve underrepresented, first-generation, low-income students.

Campus & Community / Announcements

Economic impact of an outbreak

Faculty from BC's graduate program in applied economics discuss the current and future impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Campus & Community / Students

Congratulations, Class of 2020

A video memory of four years at the Heights.

Art & Culture / Music

The "Tollite Project"

From across the U.S., present and past members of the University Chorale join in a farewell performance for the graduating class.

Campus & Community / Students

Full circle for BC 2020

Steve Pemberton, speaker for their first-year convocation, sends video congratulations to the graduating Class of 2020.

Art & Culture / Theatre

The show must go on

With live performances cancelled, Boston College theater students bring virtual fairy tales to local schoolchildren.

Campus & Community / Around Campus

Experience the Heights

Miss BC? Eager to visit? Take a quick spin around campus.

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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

BC Reopening: Safety Guidelines Signage

In keeping with state COVID-19 safety requirements, Boston College will display throughout campus posters and signage describing rules and protocols for social distancing, hygiene, and cleaning/sanitizing.

Signage options for departments are available at the University Communications website.

Also in the News

Members of the Bhutanese community in western Massachusetts are drawing on their own experience to keep their community safe and self-sufficient during the pandemic, writes Jenna Berent of the School of Social Work's Research Program on Children and Adversity: Dig Boston.

A Center for Retirement Research study looks at several concerns that will impact older workers’ careers. The research is highlighted, with comments by center director Alicia Munnell, by CNBC.

Professional life has changed dramatically for many over the past few months. Lynch School Professor David Blustein discussed how to navigate this new normal in an interview with News 12 Long Island.

Chief Justice John Roberts earned the ire of conservatives on some recent decisions. How will that play out for the court in the long term? Perspective from BC Law Professor Kent Greenfield in an op-ed for The Hill.

The hacking of a Maine intelligence agency that revealed personal information of alleged crime victims and suspects should be a lesson for those in government charged with safeguarding sensitive data, Kevin Powers, founding director of the M.S. in Cybersecurity and Governance Program at the Woods College, tells the Bangor Daily News.

A new SEC rule for financial services professionals is getting mixed reviews from industry observers. Carroll School of Management Associate Professor of Finance Jonathan Reuter weighs in for Dow Jones MarketWatch.

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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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