A brush fire burned through a woodsy section on the west side of Brighton Campus around 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday afternoon. First responders received a call about the fire at 2:46 p.m., according to BCPD. Responders drove fire trucks behind Simboli Hall and down to the corner of Lake Street and Undine Road, where Boston…
Sitting on the crest of a hill on Boston College’s Brighton Campus lies the Charles S. and Isabella V. McMullen Museum of Art. Once a two-story museum in Devlin Hall with only enough space to put on two to three exhibits annually, the McMullen Museum is now housed in the renovated former residence of Boston’s archbishop.
You may now refrain from sending me drunk texts/photos/dms/videos about/of the skunks you see. You’ve collectively sent enough content for a medium-length documentary. I’m good, guys.
A touching speech and a ceremonial first pitch from John Harrington capped off a joyous field dedication, featuring University President Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J., and Athletic Director Martin Jarmond.
The new McMullen Museum, funded in part by the Light the World campaign, will open on Brighton Campus in September. The first exhibit will feature pieces from Harvard University’s Houghton Library and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
The end of a tailgating tradition didn’t necessarily means things were worse for students and alums this past football season.
The redesigned, modern museum space will open next fall with expanded galleries.
The building that houses the School of Theology and Ministry (STM) and the Institute for Advanced Jesuit Studies has been renamed Simboli Hall, in honor of University donors, Anthony and Gloria Simboli.
