The Boston College Forum of Racial Justice in America welcomes Jeffery Robinson, Founder and CEO of The Who We Are Project and the Rappaport Distinguished...
On October 5th, the Clough Center launches our year-long exploration of “Attachment to Place in a World of Nations” with a four-part colloquium, featuring an...
MacArthur “Genius” and Princeton sociologist Matthew Desmond was launched onto the national stage as an expert on contemporary American poverty with the...
As part of the official opening of the 2021-2023 synod, Pope Francis reminded those present that every encounter calls for openness, and a willingness to let...
Triggered Life is a multi-sensory, multimedia, post-traumatic story. How exactly does sexual trauma cast a shadow over the wholeness of Black male selfhood?...
Vanessa Kerry, MD, M.Sc., will present the Connell School's fall Pinnacle lecture. Kerry directs the Global Public Policy and Social Change program at...
In 2009 Navyn set out to help end the crisis of global malnutrition by founding Edesia, a U.S. non-profit social enterprise with a mission to treat and...
Roya Hakakian is an Iranian-American writer, journalist, and public speaker. Her opinion columns, essays, and book reviews appear in leading English language...
Ada Ferrer is the author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Cuba: An American History. The book chronicles more than five hundred years of Cuban history and its...
Born in Istanbul to Iranian parents, Solmaz Sharif is the author of Customs (Graywolf Press, 2022) and Look (Graywolf Press, 2016), a finalist for the...
On the Road. Each one of us, in varying ways, is constantly on the road: on the road from home, on the road to school, on the road to a degree, on the road...
The Feore Family Lecture Series seeks to bring the world's preeminent scholars in the field of Jesuit Studies to Boston College for engagement with the...
The Boston College Forum of Racial Justice in America welcomes Jeffery Robinson, Founder and CEO of The Who We Are Project and the Rappaport Distinguished...
Ryan Stovall is a Maine-based writer and former Green Beret. Awarded two decorations for valor and two Purple Hearts, Ryan's first book, 'Black Snowflakes...
"Lessons in Chemistry" by Bonnie Garmus
Meet Elizabeth Zott: “a gifted research chemist, absurdly self-assured and immune to social convention” (The...
On October 5th, the Clough Center launches our year-long exploration of “Attachment to Place in a World of Nations” with a four-part colloquium, featuring an...
Study Day until 4 p.m.—No classes/exams for undergraduate day students only until 4 p.m.; final exams begin at 4 p.m. for undergraduate day students only
Learn about opportunities for Big Law-bound 3Ls to give a Free Bar Course to Public Interest-bound 3Ls! Nina Farber and a representative from Themis will be...
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The Boston College Forum of Racial Justice in America welcomes Jeffery Robinson, Founder and CEO of The Who We Are Project and the Rappaport Distinguished...
Q&A Panel and Networkingn with Ropes & Gray attorneys from various corporate and IP groups, speaking about their careers, experience, and the work they do.
Ryan Stovall is a Maine-based writer and former Green Beret. Awarded two decorations for valor and two Purple Hearts, Ryan's first book, 'Black Snowflakes...
With fall in the air, STITCH and the McMullen Museum are gathering our knitting supplies and taking over the lawn in front of Lyons Hall for a knitting...
With presenters:
Malcolm Langford, Professor of Public Law, University of Oslo and Director of the Centre on Experiential Legal Learning (CELL), a Centre...
