Nussbaum Examines Fear, Anger Through Liberal Arts

Scott Baker • February 17, 2019

Martha Nussbaum, professor of law and ethics at University of Chicago, delivered a lecture on democracy and the liberal arts on Wednesday.

Finding the Value in a Liberal Arts Education

Benjamin Errichetti • October 10, 2018

Sometimes it’s easy to get caught up in the rat race of academia and not really question what you’re doing.

Under the Features Desk, A Liberal Arts Education in the Bag

Kayla Fernando and James Lucey • March 21, 2016

If you want to learn about what makes us human, open a book. Books chronicle our progress through time, recording our unique stories, cultures, and ways of thinking for posterity.

Jump in Research Status Signals Positive Shift

The Heights Editorial Board • February 10, 2016

This success in the research field is a positive sign for BC. As it expands through its 10-year plan and various fundraising efforts, a new focus on research bodes well for increasing prestige and creating a more elite educational environment.

We’re Not Here To Learn: Problems With The Core

Alis Dicpinigaitis • April 29, 2015

Though Boston College prides itself on its core curriculum, it is the weakest part of the school's liberal arts program.

A Case For Liberal Arts

Sean McGowan • April 9, 2015

In a world starting to believe that an education in the arts is nonessential, it's time to take a step back and look at what all of our modern day knowledge is built upon.