A slate of speakers distinguished in areas including public health, history, journalism, poetry, and art will be on campus this fall under the auspices of the University’s Lowell Humanities Series, ...

LinkedIn, the world's largest professional social network, ranks Boston College 22nd on its first published list of the nation's 50 best colleges for long-term career success. The ranking places BC ...

Thomas A. Vanderslice, an accomplished scientist and businessman whose generosity to his alma mater is exemplified in academics and brick and mortar alike at Boston College, died on October 9. He was ...

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 ...

Hear Fr. Tony Penna, Associate Vice President and Director of Campus Ministry, share his stories of living our life to the utmost and giving it to others.

Professor of Philosophy Emeritus William Richardson, S.J., author of a groundbreaking study on renowned philosopher Martin Heidegger and a faculty member at Boston College for more than a ...

Saving face. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the expression means “retain respect; avoid humiliation.” The words are used metaphorically, yet I recently found myself arguing why we must, ...

The Catholic Church is no stranger to reform. Throughout its two-thousand-year history, many holy, creative men and women have risen to the occasion and introduced necessary changes for the health and ...

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

Vincent Rougeau, whose decade-long tenure as dean helped to enhance the reputation and stature of Boston College Law School, has been named president of the College of the Holy Cross, effective July 1 ...

Named the Fish Field House in recognition of a leadership gift from former BC Board of Trustees Chairman and current trustee associate and Board of Regents chairman John Fish, P’13, ’18, the ...

While parents are readily recognized as primary in forming the superego, they can also be most effective in forming the conscience of their children (see “The Call to Grow in Love” in this issue for ...