In an email to be sent out to students today the University will ask students to exhibit respect and caution at next week's Boston Marathon, a year after two bombs killed three and injured 264 at the finish line on Boylston St.

Everyone faces obstacles, but it's overcoming them and focusing on the future that is critical-that's how Elizabeth Smart was able to survive after she was abducted, held in captivity, and raped every day for nine months. Smart spoke to a full Devlin 008 on April 10, with students packed into the stairwells and onto the floor around the podium-BCPD was called in to manage the crowd.

The American Sociological Association (ASA) has recognized Boston College professor of sociology and best-selling author Juliet Schor as the recipient of this year's Public Understanding of Sociology Award.

While I'm not going to try to argue that racism and sexism are easy problems to fix, I am going to argue that the thing holding us back from solving them is a lack of the kind of open-minded, open-armed love that we learned about in religion class and an inability to see past the fixed identities that we assign each other.

From pub to study lounge, the Rat has had several roles since the 1970s.

After a few years off, the s'Upper T Club is back to help freshmen explore their new city.

Devin Pendas uses his worldwide travels and love of history to create dynamic BC courses.

For the Presidential Scholar class of 2016, Boston Strong can be applied to more than just the marathon-- it's about social justice, too.

Runners and spectators came together to support the Campus School during Sunday's unofficial marathon.

"Stay Dry. Give Water. Make a Difference." The motto epitomizes the core mission of Jonas Umbrellas, a company founded by Josh Pavano, BC '10.

On Friday morning, the Boston College Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs notified students via email of the death of Kelly Gordon, CSOM '14.