In between raising a two-year-old and writing a book on right-wing nationalism, Matthew Berry teaches a Christian Political Thought class a the political science department’s visiting professor.
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With Boundless Energy and Enthusiasm, Hogan Enlivens Class
Lindsay Hogan’s classes always fill to capacity, as she finds fascinating ways to meld pop culture with theory and research.
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Marino and Li Turn Love of Live Music Into Growing Startup
Student startup Venu offers rewards for attending live concerts.
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A Decade of Penning and Posting BC’s Best Satire
For 10 years, the New England Classic has been bringing satire to campus.
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The Human Aspect: Schneider Works With Abuse Victims in Queens
Samantha Schneider met with victims of domestic violence through her work for the Queens district attorney in New York.
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At United Nations, Davis Researches Yemeni Civil War
In a world of security clearances and international diplomacy, Molly Davis found a place for herself interning at the United Nations.
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Walker Restarts Students for Soldiers Club to Serve Veterans
Having suffered a back injury at age 16, Walker now wants to help others overcome trauma.
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After Fighting Cancer, Havens Uses Medicine to Serve Others
Havens researches antibiotic-resistant bacteria to help develop new, more effective treatments for impoverished areas.
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BC Talks 2017: Activism, Current Affairs, and the Brain
In its seventh year, BCTalks will feature speakers tackling subjects including race, politics, neuroscience, and human trafficking.
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Malarczyk Fights on the Frontlines of Medical Research
After watching her dad recover from a heart attack when she was a child, Alexandra Malarczyk knew she wanted to be a doctor.
