The New England Classic is making good on its promise—by campaigning against the Undergraduate Government of BC for not making good on its own.
UGBC Plans to Overhaul PEPs
The Undergraduate Government of Boston College and Computer Science Society have teamed up to revamp the Professor Evaluation Profile System (PEPs).
Greg Boyle Speaks on Service, Purpose
Rev. Greg Boyle, S.J., spoke about his experiences at Homeboy Industries, which assists former gang members, the recently incarcerated, and high-risk youth.
Four-Star General Lectures on Military Leadership
Retired four-star General George Casey Jr. spoke about the relationship between the military and its civilian overseers.
BC Hosting Conference Analyzing ‘Mein Kampf’ This Week
Boston College is hosting a conference analyzing Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf and the precursors to the Holocaust Thursday and Friday in commemoration of the tragedy.
Tax Filings Show Addazio, Christian Remain BC’s Highest Paid Employees
Boston College released its annual 990 tax filings last week, with football head coach Steve Addazio and men’s basketball head coach Jim Christian remaining the University’s highest-paid employees. The University’s net assets increased by $112,842,019 in fiscal year 2018 (FY18).
First Female President of the International Federation of Catholic Universities to Speak at 143rd University Commencement
Isabel Capeloa Gil will speak at the University’s 143rd Commencement Exercises, which are taking place on May 20. Gil will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree, alongside fellow degree recipients Dan Bunch, Robert D. Farrell, S.J., Thomas D. O’Malley, a former BC trustee; and Marilynne Robinson, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author.
CAB Announces Ayokay, Jeremy Zucker, and Chelsea Cutler for Modstock 2019
The Campus Activities Board announced Wednesday that Ayokay, Jeremy Zucker, and Chelsea Cutler will share the spotlight at Modstock.
GLC, CSD Event Explores Stigmas Surrounding Weight, Need for More Physical Accessibility on Campus
GLC, CSD, and Armani King discussed the need to destigmatize the word “fat” and make campus more physically accessible for students with disabilities.
BC Libraries Adds Subscriptions to NYT
The University will pay a flat fee to the paper in exchange for unlimited access to articles, including viewing, downloading, and printing articles.