Campus & Community / Announcements

BC Forward

A resource on protocols, vaccination, and FAQs related to the 2021-22 academic year.

Nation, World & Society / Law & Politics

BC Law prof tapped for top SEC role

Renee Jones will direct the Securities and Exchange Commission corporate finance division.

Athletics & Recreation / Department News

Barry Gallup '69 Sports Medicine Center

Naming of the center honors an alumnus, former star receiver, and administrator who has been linked to BC football for nearly half a century.

Campus & Community / Announcements

University prepares interim accreditation report

The Interim (Fifth-Year) Accreditation Report will be submitted to the New England Commission of Higher Education in early 2022.

Nation, World & Society / Education

Mellon Emerging Faculty Leader

Andrés Castro Samayoa of the Lynch School is the first BC faculty member to receive the honor.

Campus & Community / Around Campus

Eagle's Flight

BC's Career Center and Alumni Association join forces to bring more opportunities to students and recent graduates.

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Campus & Community / Alumni

Living lives of purpose

Survey results show 93 percent of BC Class of 2020 grads are employed, enrolled in graduate school, or engaged in a fellowship or volunteer experience.

BC Events / Commencement

'BC gave me a license to dream big'

Hariharan Shanmugam '21 of the Carroll School of Management wins this year's Finnegan Award, Boston College's highest undergraduate Commencement honor.

BC Events / Commencement

PHOTOS: A joyful day

Commencement 2021 provided a jubilant closing to a challenging year.

BC Events / Commencement

Prepare for the 'Great Unmasking'

Nationally noted columnist, commentator, and bestselling author David Brooks urges Class of 2021 to practice 'social closeness and social courage'

Campus & Community / Students

Boston College 'Seniors to Remember'

Six members of the Class of 2021 reflect on their BC experience.

Campus & Community / Announcements

Increased support for veterans

A pilot program will expand financial support for veterans enrolled in BC Law School and the Carroll School full-time M.B.A.

Campus & Community / Alumni

Living lives of purpose

Survey results show 93 percent of BC Class of 2020 grads are employed, enrolled in graduate school, or engaged in a fellowship or volunteer experience.

Campus & Community / Students

Final Takes

Graduating Boston College seniors reflect on their final year on the Heights.

Campus & Community / Students

Rewind: 2020-21

It was a year unlike any other. Here's a look back.

Campus & Community / Students

Spring on the Heights | 2021

VIDEO: Boston College students take advantage of the sunshine, warmer weather, and outdoor offerings that come with springtime on the Heights.

BC Events / Commencement

Boston College Commencement 2021

Journalist, author, and cultural and political commentator David Brooks will address the Class of 2021 at the University’s 144th Commencement Exercises on May 24.

Science, Tech & Health / Technology

'This fight requires a whole-of-society approach'

Fifth annual conference on cybersecurity organized by Boston College and the FBI assesses global and domestic threats.

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BC Events / Commencement

PHOTOS: A joyful day

Commencement 2021 provided a jubilant closing to a challenging year.

BC Events / Commencement

Prepare for the 'Great Unmasking'

Nationally noted columnist, commentator, and bestselling author David Brooks urges Class of 2021 to practice 'social closeness and social courage'

Campus & Community / Around Campus

Engagement, outdoors

BC departments and offices collaborate on ways for students to spend time outdoors in the company of others.

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.

What's Happening

Also in the News

Researchers in the lab of Associate Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience Liane Young explore how people interpret the moral actions of others, and the brain regions underlying these judgments. The team's work is featured by the American Psychological Association magazine, APA Monitor.

When he was 17, Augustin P. Rac '21 journeyed from his native Guatemala to the U.S. in search of opportunity. Eight years later, he is a U.S. citizen and a graduate of the Carroll School of Management. His story is featured by the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.

BC Law Professor Ray Madoff, director of the school's Forum on Philanthropy and the Public Good, discusses a Senate bill that would impose annual payout requirements on donor-advised funds and hasten distributions from foundations: New York Times.

Protests and an inquiry in Brazil focus on the handling of a pandemic that has left more than 460,000 in the country dead, one of the worst rates in the world. BC Law Associate Professor Paulo Barrozo comments: Vox.com

The compressor station in North Weymouth, Mass., has had four near-misses in nine months. It's time to shut it down, according to Global Public Health Program Director Philip Landrigan, M.D., co-author of an op-ed for WBUR "Cognoscenti".

Kevin Powers, director of the M.S. in Cybersecurity Policy and Governance program at the Woods College, discussed recent cyberattacks on businesses, including the Steamship Authority, in an interview with Bloomberg Baystate Business.

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Read about The University’s 10-year strategic plan.

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