The Women’s Center has come a long way from its founding in the bathroom next to Eagle’s Nest.
Dancing Eags: Class Council Brings Dance Marathon to BC
The 2018 Class Council will host its first Dance Marathon to raise money for the Boston Children’s Hospital Children’s Fund.
Behind the Mesh: Baldwin the Eagle’s Secret Life
Baldwin the Eagle is a well-known presence at BC athletic events, but the identities of the students who bring the mascot to life remain a well-kept secret.
Liberal Arts and Beating Hearts: A Conference for the Medical Humanities
An upcoming Medical Humanities conference hosted by BC will explore the intersection between medicine and the humanities, and will feature presentations of submissions by writers from around the Northeast.
To Warmer Climes: A One-Way Trip Down Memory Lane
A winter migration to Florida, and a first taste of the inevitable move away from a childhood home.
Davidson Discusses LGBTQ Inclusivity as Jesuit Responsibility
“Making noise is feeding into that particular [aggressive] type of behavior,” Davidson explained. “Love begets love.”
For New BC Women’s Club Basketball Team, a Shot at a National Title
The new women’s club basketball team has become a formidable force on the court to compete in national championships.
CSOM Professor Recognized for New Perspective on Investing
CSOM professor Ian Appel publication has been recognized for offering a new perspective on investing.
From the Middle East to Westeros: A Flickering Light in Syria
In war-torn Syria, spurts of electricity offer an escapist glimpse into another world.
‘Now I’m Here, Where Everything Is Green’
“When you’re not used to the noises and how loud they are, it’s kind of terrifying, but then you really get used to it,” Aboukhater said. A recent transfer student to Boston College, Layla Aboukhater escaped Syria’s escalating violence in Nov. 2014 alongside her father.