Joe McCartney ’19, who studied finance and information systems at BC, is four years into a successful corporate career. But what he’s known for—what gets him recognized every weekend around Boston—are ...

When John T. “Jack” Butler, S.J., assumes the presidency of Boston College on July 31, the administration of William P. Leahy, S.J—the longest and most significant in University history—will come to a ...

Boston College will ban electric scooters and other electric transportation devices, including hover boards and electric skateboards, from campus beginning December 22. According to a December 7 th ...

Boston College has named Associate Vice President and Dean of Students Corey Kelly as vice president for student affairs, effective August 1. She succeeds Shawna Cooper Whitehead, ...

Boston College will leverage its formative and ethical strengths as a Jesuit, Catholic university to explore the opportunities, implications, and dangers of artificial intelligence through a ...

On a brisk Saturday afternoon in mid-November more than forty years ago, thirteen-year-old Bill O’Brien stood in Alumni Stadium, celebrating an eighty-yard touchdown pass thrown by quarterback Doug ...

Anuar Boadla San Pedro Sula, Honduras Intended Major: Finance and Business Analytics Chase Colvin Louisville, KY Intended Major: Environmental Studies ...

Join the C21 Center's Summer Book Club featuring Absolution by award-winning author Alice McDermott. We will meet virtually with Alice McDermott to discuss the faith-based themes of her book alongside ...

Responding directly to the increased challenges and complexities facing Catholic education leadership in Ireland, Boston College’s Roche Center for Catholic Education is partnering with Boston College ...

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Home Sites Landing pages Remembering Patrick F. Cadigan BA’57, PhD ...

Despite significant ideological differences, President Ronald Reagan and Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill offer a model of friendship in and through difference. As Rich Gorecki writes, such friendship ...