US Environmental Policy: What Has Been Lost, What Can Be Gained
Gina McCarthy served as the head of the Environmental Protection Agency under President...
Bill Plunkert '68 was born in 1946 and is a product of Catholic education, from grade school through Boston College. Plunkert graduated from Boston College,...
As a graduate student at Boston College in the early 2000s, Jamin Creed Rowan realized that his culture had not readily provided him with stories about city...
Mitzi Peterson MSW, LICSW, CCHP, will present a brief overview of the treatment services afforded to inmates, followed by a discussion of the pressing issues...
This conference brings together scholars, survivors, and activists in the international field of Transitional Justice, with a specific focus on the Irish...
Boston College alumni from all manner of art-related careers arrive on campus for an evening of networking and conversation with current Boston College...
Beatrix Hoffman is a historian of the U.S. health care system. She is the author of two books, The Wages of Sickness: The Politics of Health Insurance in...
In recognition of Veterans Day, please join us in honoring veterans at the 18th Annual Boston College Veterans Remembrance Mass and Ceremony.
Mass will...
Not There, Not Here presents twenty-two abstract paintings by Hartmut Austen that often evoke either interior spaces or landscapes in distress. Created over...
This exhibition contains photographs from the summers of two twenty-year olds, creating a well-rounded collection of diverse aspects of summer.
The images...
Faculty and staff artists from all University departments and offices share their work in this annual exhibition sponsored by the Boston College Art Club....
The thought of Saint Alberto Hurtado, Jesuit priest and lawyer canonized in 2005, has been quite influential in Latin America, is regrettably little known in...
It is April 1895 and Oscar Wilde is on trial in London at the Old Bailey. In County Cork, a woman called Mary Travers is following the Wilde Trials in the...
Cosponsored by the Park Street Corporation Speaker Series and the Lowell Humanities Series
Harvard political philosopher and bestselling author Michael...
This conference brings together scholars, survivors, and activists in the international field of Transitional Justice, with a specific focus on the Irish...
Boston College alumni from all manner of art-related careers arrive on campus for an evening of networking and conversation with current Boston College...
All of the wit and romance of Jane Austen's classic 1813 novel come to life in this refreshingly fast-paced and engaging new adaptation of PRIDE AND...
US Environmental Policy: What Has Been Lost, What Can Be Gained
Gina McCarthy served as the head of the Environmental Protection Agency under President...
Many BC Students, in programs such as PULSE and 4Boston, volunteer their time with community-based organizations serving immigrant populations. But how much...
Bill Plunkert '68 was born in 1946 and is a product of Catholic education, from grade school through Boston College. Plunkert graduated from Boston College,...
A Gaelic Roots musical presentation dedicated with gratitude to to Maureen Sullivan and her late husband, Craig Sullivan '64. The Sullivans' generosity has...
Beatrix Hoffman is a historian of the U.S. health care system. She is the author of two books, The Wages of Sickness: The Politics of Health Insurance in...
