The History Department is home to a new, state-of-the-art podcasting studio. Open to all students, the studio is located on the third floor of Stokes Hall. Global Boston is a digital project based at ...

At its 149th Commencement on May 19, the University presented honorary degrees to five distinguished individuals. Read about the honorees here; their degree citations are below. Carnegie Corporation ...

Carnegie Corporation of New York President Dame Louise Richardson, an accomplished higher education leader who now heads an internationally respected philanthropic institution, told the Boston College ...

Working in sports requires hard and soft skills, and Raube Keller is determined to help her students graduate with both. She gives feedback on the way they interact at school social events, and on ...

Boston College Law School’s LLM program combines rigorous education alongside JD students by renowned faculty at a top U.S. university with individualized attention in a friendly and supportive ...

Louis Epstein is an Associate Professor of Music and Chair of the Music Department at St. Olaf College. His research explores the institutions and practices that shaped classical music cultures in ...

Winnie Bell is a public health nutrition specialist with 15 years of experience in international nutrition research. Her research spans various topics including dietary assessment, food security, food ...

Assistant Professor Melissa Uveges, who co-teaches and often collaborates with Milliken, received a doctorate in nursing from Johns Hopkins and studied decision-making for pediatric populations and ...

Recognizing the vital role of Catholic schools in Ireland's educational landscape, Boston College's Roche Center for Catholic Education today announced a significant new project dedicated to fostering ...

Sophia Salamy ’27 and Aradhya Garg ’27 admit that it took many late nights to prepare the presentation that clinched them second place in the 2024 Collegiate Ethics Case Competition, but don’t ...

What has changed? One thing is the connectivity at Boston College. I’m thinking of the bridge that Andy [Boynton, the Carroll School’s John and Linda Powers Family Dean] and Father Greg [Kalscheur, SJ ...

The Dirty Business of Being Green Companies are like people: They want to look good. If they can do that easily, so much the better. For example, Coughlin Family Professor of Finance Ran Duchin and ...