Thirty-five percent of students in the Class of 2029 identify as AHANA, marking a 2 percent decrease from the Class of 2028 and the second consecutive year of decline for Boston College, according to the Office of Undergraduate Admission website.
Thirty-five percent of students in the Class of 2029 identify as AHANA, marking a 2 percent decrease from the Class of 2028 and the second consecutive year of decline for Boston College, according to the Office of Undergraduate Admission website.
Loneliness, an issue all too prevalent in America, is as harmful to people’s health and lifespan as smoking, high blood pressure, and obesity,...
Climate change impacts far more than just the environment, affecting all aspects of human life, particularly in public health, according to Patrick McGroarty.
Boston College’s faculty has grown younger, larger, and more diverse over the past 20 years, according to data from BC’s Office of Institutional Research.
President Donald Trump’s economic and foreign policies mark a sharp departure from the United States’ long-standing stances, according to...
Messina College has partnered with Commonwealth Financial Network—a Waltham-based financial services firm—to offer 10 paid internships for its second-year students.
People are waiting for a rock band to pick up the torch from the greats and let the scene finally move on from the tired tracks of the past. Geese, a four-member band of young New Yorkers, might just be this generation's trailblazers.
This past summer, Dead & Company, an American rock band formed in 2015 to preserve the infamous legacy of the Grateful Dead, commemorated the Grateful Dead’s 60th anniversary at a three-night concert series in San Francisco.
The arrival of brisk fall weather has some implications, and among them is the retreat indoors. There is no better way to spend a chilly day than to be confined inside your home, under a blanket, watching a good movie.
Monday’s lecture, titled “Art in the Shadow of Empire: Art in Occupied Japan,” challenged the overarching assumption that Japanese art developed in isolation, in a vacuum.
With an Irish bouzouki on his knee and harmonica resting on his chin, Andy Irvine performed a medley of original and classic Irish folk songs Thursday night in the tightly-packed Andover Room at the Connolly House.
The Smashing Machine is not your typical Dwayne Johnson blockbuster. Known for his larger-than-life action roles, Johnson steps into something far more grounded in this gritty biopic about UFC legend Mark Kerr.
Boston College men's basketball traveled to Mohegan Sun Arena to take on Dan Hurley and the Huskies in an exhibition game put on by the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, where the Eagles ultimately lost 71–52 in front of a large crowd of primarily UConn faithful.
Boston College women's basketball lost its exhibition match 84-67 versus the reigning NCAA champion, UConn, on Monday afternoon.
The loss to Louisville was not primarily due to the defensive lapse in the first 2:30—it was Boston College women's soccer's lack of offense that sealed the deal.
Newton’s Programs and Services committee gathered on Wednesday to consider possible responses to reductions in federal education funding.
Three candidates vying for Newton’s two Ward 6 at-large city council seats—Sean Roche, Lisa Gordon, and Ted Gross—discussed issues in the Newton community during a debate hosted by the Charles River Regional Chamber.
A new, proposed version of the Riverside MBTA Complex Project will include a new building orientation, more retail square footage, and a handful of additional housing units.
