Professor of Islamic Civilization and Societies David DiPasquale has a goal to educate and inform his students about the rich culture of Islam.
Features, Featured Story
Tackling Hookup Culture and Traditionalism in English Class
Treseann Ainsworth, along with Franco Mormando from the romance languages department, has created a Pilot course for freshmen that explores love and marriage in the past and present.
Featured Story, Features
EagleDate: The Valentine’s Day Return
Boston College’s best dating service is back just in time for Valentine’s Day, with our first couple enjoying breakfast at Johnny’s Luncheonette.
Features
Ask the Editors: What is Your Perfect First Date?
From ice cream and movies to late-night puffs of cigars, our editors have special ideas for the perfect first date.
Features
Attachment, Desire, and Compassion: Stephen Pope’s Approach to Love
Stephen Pope, who has taught at Boston College for 28 years, focuses his theology classes on a different approach from the Aristotelian concepts of love.
Features, Column
High School Dances and Domino’s Pizza: The Least Romantic Moments of My Life
On the eve of Valentine’s Day, Shannon Kelly reveals the least romantic moments of her life and the importance of the holiday, whether you’re single, taken, or otherwise.
Features
The Mursday Effect Chapter Four: Weirdos in a Weird Land
The next chapter of The Mursday Effect has arrived, and the mystery humor serial’s authors are coming to blows—written ones, that is.
Features
BC Nourish Bakes Valentine’s Day Cupcakes For Charity
The Boston College chapter of Nourish International sold jumbo-sized cupcakes in the weeks before Valentine’s Day to raise money for its sister community in Cochabamba, Bolivia.
Features, Featured Story
BC Wishmakers Help the Dreams of Boston Youth Come True
Wishmakers provides fundraising opportunities that help the Make-A-Wish Foundation, which grants wishes to children with serious illnesses.
Features, Featured Story, News
Between the World Bank and BC, Mathis Wagner Racks Up Frequent Flyer Miles
Mathis Wagner, a Boston College economics professor, lives in D.C., travels to Boston twice a week, and works as a consultant at the World Bank.
