The Boston College Career Center and the CSOM hosted BC Bank Week, a series of programs aimed at sophomores interested in pursuing jobs in finance.
News, On Campus
Thea James Talks Challenges in Health Care
Thea James, associate chief medical officer at Boston Medical Center spoke Thursday on the need to shift the approach to helping disadvantaged communities.
News, On Campus, Top Story
Packnett Discusses Power at Women’s Summit
The Boston College Women’s Center hosted its sixth annual Women’s Summit, which discussed the complexities of women’s issues in today’s world.
Metro, Newton
The First Baptist Church in Newton Celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr.
The First Baptist Church in Newton hosted the 52nd Annual Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Celebration. The celebration consisted of various speakers and community choirs, reinforcing the message of knowing your neighbor.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
Senate Weighs Resolution on Koch Foundation
The resolution encouraged the University not to accept the Koch funding, citing reasons that included the foundation’s lobbying against climate change advocacy.
News, Administration
School of Social Work Wins Grants from LEGO Foundation
The LEGO Foundation recently awarded a grant of $3.2 million to the Boston College School of Social Work’s Research Program on Children and Adversity (RPCA) as part of the foundation’s Playful Parenting initiative.
News, Top Story
Boston College Republicans to Host Speaker With History of Islamophobic Comments
Editor’s Note: Over 100 students gathered outside Andrew Klavan’s Tuesday night appearance to protest his lecture. Read our coverage of it here. Andrew Klavan, a popular conservative journalist and writer, will be coming to Boston College on Tuesday for a Boston College Republicans-sponsored event. Klavan often talks about Judeo-Christian identity in the West, and his…
Metro, Politics, Newton
Ward 3 Candidates
Get to know the Ward 3 candidates for the Newton elections for ward councilor, councilor-at-large, and School Committee. Elections are Nov. 5.
Food, Newton
The Monster Mash, It Was a Pumpkin Smash
Newton hosted its first Pumpkin Smash on Nov. 2 at City Hall that encouraged families to compost their pumpkins rather than throw them out after Halloween.
On Campus, News
ALC Hosts Annual AHANA+ Acronym Week
The events held throughout the week are meant to unite students across campus and reflect the core values of ALC, according to Juliann Zou, ALC’s marketing coordinator and MCAS ’23.
