The Boston College School of Social Work (SSW) hosted its annual Equity, Justice, and Inclusion Lecture and Distinguished Alumni Award Celebration on Jan. 27.
News, On Campus
WIN Hosts Silicon Valley Exec at Year-End Dinner
The Boston College Women Innovator Network hosted Silicon Valley executive Anita Nunes, who touched on the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
News, Administration, Featured Story, On Campus
BC Sees Drop in Applications for Class of ’24
Boston College received almost 30,000 applications for the undergraduate Class of 2024, over 5,000 fewer than the BC-record Class of 2023
Administration, Featured Story, News, On Campus, Academics
New BC Fact Book Shows Endowment Falls
The 2019-2020 Fact Book details $93.3 million decrease in endowment, a two-acre expansion of campus, and an increase in AHANA+ undergraduates.
News, On Campus
UGBC Passes Resolution to Invite Senatorial Candidates
UGBC passed a resolution on Tuesday to invite Senator Ed Markey and his Democratic challenger, U.S. Representative Joe Kennedy III, to speak on campus.
News, Featured Story
Spring Career Fair Attracts Nearly 1,000 Students
The nearly 1,000 students who attended the Career and Internship Fair this past Wednesday were met by 100 employers seeking to recruit students.
News, On Campus, Top Story
Packnett Discusses Power at Women’s Summit
The Boston College Women’s Center hosted its sixth annual Women’s Summit, which discussed the complexities of women’s issues in today’s world.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
Students Urged to Dream at MLK Memorial Gathering
Baptist Rev. Willie Bodrick asked BC students to keep dreaming at the annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Gathering on Monday night.
News, On Campus, Top Story
UGBC Executive Debate on Diversity and Inclusion Held
At the Diversity and Inclusion debate, the four teams running for UGBC president and executive vice president squared off on issues of diversity at BC.
News, Top Story, Coronavirus Updates
Shanghai Study Abroad Program Canceled Due to Coronavirus
The recent outbreak of a new strain of coronavirus in China has prompted IFSA-Butler to cancel a program in Shanghai that BC students were set to participate in this spring. Students in a Beijing program that began in January were given the option of remaining in the program or returning to BC to complete their coursework remotely,
