Arnie Sookram, BC alum and current World Wide lead for the Windows Devices Group e-commerce business, stressed the importance of taking advantage of all BC has to offer.
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Margaret Beale Spencer: Looking at Social Justice Issues Through a Scientific Lens
Margaret Beale Spencer, a professor of urban education at the University of Chicago, spoke about vulnerability, development, and resiliency at her talk on Oct. 20.
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Film on First African American BC Football Player Sparks Race Discussion
The racial discrimination portrayed in the film led students to talk about the current racial climate on BC’s campus.
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Career Center Invites Wizards to Attend Harry Potter-Themed Event
The Career Center will divide sophomores into “houses” based on where they are in their career process.
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Marc Bamuthi Joseph Encourages Artists to Collaborate With Communities
Joseph blended spoken word, video, poetry, and discussion in his talk on Wednesday night.
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Prof. Rocchio: The Death of Blue Books is Near
Seventy-two students piloted the new software by taking a test on their computers on Oct. 14.
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Own It Summit, Now in the Fall, Will Host Muslim Female Activist as Keynote Speaker
Riham Osman began her career as an activist for Muslims after facing employment discrimination for wearing a hijab. She will address students at the Own It Summit on Nov. 12.
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Office of Health Promotion Kicks Off Year-Long Resiliency Project With Talk
The Bounce Back speaker series supplies students with coping strategies for stress and issues that they may face. It focuses on discussion-based learning that results in connections with other participants in the discussion.
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ALC Hosts Acronym Week, Discusses Immigration
The theme of this year’s Acronym Week is immigration. The Ahana Leadership Council will allow students of immigrant background to speak about their experiences.
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Theology Professor Discusses the 2016 Presidential Election
“Catholic Social Teaching encourages us to take seriously the claim that the quality of one’s life is measured, at least in part, by the quality of one’s participation in the democratic life of this nation.”
