Students pursue a program of studies that includes an extensive multi-disciplinary core experience, intensive work in a major field, and the opportunity to strengthen and round out a liberal arts education with a wide variety of electives.
The Boston Sunday Herald features the 'Fighting Irishmen' exhibit on Celtic prizefighters, now in its final month at Burns Library, and offers a photo gallery by Matthew West '94. Photos
About the Dean of the College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
July 31 is the feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus. BC theologian Rev. Robert Imbelli offers some reflections on the day and other subjects on Commonweal.com.
Shanghai is very much a paradox of a city, writes Jay Jin '11, who has lived there for five years and currently is interning at Shanghai Daily. More
Andrew Sofer's poem, "Wandlebury Ring," that was set to music by award-winning composer Kevin Beavers, was performed at the Washington Square Music Festival in NYC. Sofer's piece was praised by classical music critic Allan Kozinn in his NY Times review.
BC's Martha Bayles reviews a book on the Cold War and the U.S. Information Agency for the Wall Street Journal.
As part of her summer internship with a national, student-run non-profit, Noelle Petrillo '10 organized a panel of high-profile print and broadcast personalities to discuss the media's portrayal of young voters. More
Our BC-ESP seismographs recorded the magnitude 5.4 earthquake that rattled Los Angeles on 07/29/08. BC-ESP seismogram | News article | BC Educational Seismology Project
Boston College has submitted its 10-year Institutional Master Plan - which calls for $1 billion in campus construction and renovation and would make BC the first college or university in Boston to meet 100 percent of demand for undergraduate housing - to the Boston Redevelopment Authority, writes University President William P. Leahy, S.J., in a letter to the campus community. More | Plan site
About the dean of the College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. BC Magazine | BC Chronicle | Curriculum Vitae
Through $1b in construction and renovation projects outlined in its Institutional Master Plan, Boston College will become the first university in Boston to meet 100 percent of the demand for undergraduate housing. More | Map | Boston Globe | AP | WBZ Radio | Boston Metro | Boston Herald
