About half of the top 40 ‘U.S. News and World Report’ schools have a neuroscience program.
BC’s “Moonshot:” Institute for Integrated Sciences and Society Could Open by 2021
The IISS will be one of BC’s largest investments ever, according to Vice Provost for Research and Academic Planning Thomas Chiles.
AADS to Fill Three New Core Faculty Positions
The hirings will give the program the opportunity to explore becoming a major down the line.
Core Pilot Program to Expand to Over 1,000 Seats
Despite the unfilled seats in the classes, Bourg has heard mostly positive feedback about the core pilot courses.
BC Philosophy Department Ranked 20th in the Nation
Among universities with top 20 philosophy programs are Princeton University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the University of Pennsylvania.
History Professor to Appear on C-SPAN
The BC history class Race, Riots, and Rodeos: America from the End of the Civil War to 1900, was filmed on April 12 and is set to appear on C-SPAN at the start of July.
In Spite of Rise in Admission Rate, 2016 Early Action Acceptances Maintained Rigorous Test Scores
The release of early action acceptance statistics demonstrated an increase in admissions, though maintaining difficulty in test scores.
Songwriting Contest Highlights Poetry Anthology’s Release
Paul Lewis, an English professor at BC, is organizing a songwriting contest for BC students in conjunction with the release of his current project, a poetry anthology.
A Bridge Between BC Law And Undergraduate Studies
The environmental law class, taught by third-year law students at BC, will give undergrads the opportunity to take more classes at BC Law.
BC Ranked 29th Best Value College In America
Value Colleges ranks BC the 29th best value college in America based on return on investment, national debt averages, and graduation rates.