Unlike the previous anti-abortion event the club hosted in March, Foster’s talk was met with neither protests nor tense exchanges between the speaker and the audience members.
University Briefs New Employees on Capital Construction
The information session was the second of this year’s “BC 101” meetings, which are designed to get new employees up to speed on campus developments.
Stevenson Counsels “Proximity” to the Marginalized
Stevenson founded the Equal Justice Initiative, which provides legal representation to those who cannot afford a lawyer, especially for prisoners facing the death penalty.
UGBC Senate Selects Officers, Committee Chairs
The Senate held its first meeting of the year on Tuesday, the first time the body has met since its new structural changes and the recent fall elections.
Almagro Lectures on Democracy in the Americas
Almagro was unanimously elected the secretary general of the Organization of American States in 2015.
Rice Shares Family History, U.N. Experience
Susan Rice said that it is rare for black women to ascend to the positions that she has held.
Career Center Hosts Panel for Alumni in Public Policy
After a question-and-answer session with a four-person panel, students and alumni engaged in an hour-long networking session.
Shea, Ebben Share Journeys to TV Careers
Actor Jere Shea and WBZ-TV News anchor Paula Ebben, both BC ’89, had a conversation about their career paths.
Zhu Traces Hollywood’s History with China
hu, who is also the director for film and moving image research at the Academy of Film at Hong Kong Baptist University, came to Chestnut Hill as a result of her friendship with Professor Martha Bayles.
University Adds Members to Board of Trustees
Boston College has added three new members to its Board of Trustees: Guido Barilla; Marc P. Seidner, BC ’88; and Elizabeth Eder Zobel, BC ’87.