Stephen Pope, who has taught at Boston College for 28 years, focuses his theology classes on a different approach from the Aristotelian concepts of love.
On Campus, News
Dunn Talks ‘Love Lost,’ ‘Love Unrealized’
The spirit of agape is to give your love away to someone, Dunn said.
Column, Opinions
Why Do We Love?
“All it takes is skipping between radio stations for five minutes—four of which you’ll probably be listening to “Closer”—to notice that love is a major theme of life.”
Opinions, Column, Featured Column
When Love Means Clean Sheets
“An insincere sense of politeness is as natural as air at BC. We all do it. I certainly do.”
Features, Top Story
Catching Cronin’s Perspective Beyond Annual ‘Dating Talk’
Professor Kerry Cronin’s role extends outside the classroom into the love lives of her students.
Arts, Television
Quirky, Awkward Moments Warrant a Second Date With Judd Atapow’s ‘Love’
Seeking to bring a more genuine, down to earth feel to matters of love and relationships, Judd Atapow’s ‘Love’ creates touching moments of sentimentality, despite its sometimes limited tonal range.
Opinions, Column
Falling in Love with Boston College
The moment you “became” Boston College most likely felt like fate—because after all, it’s supposed to feel that way.
Opinions, Featured Column, Column
You’re Single? Good
We need to stop pursuing relationships like we do a homework assignment or internship. Finding a life partner cannot be another checkmark on your college to-do list.
Metro
‘Modern Love’ Column brought to life in WBUR podcast
Boston enters the conversation surrounding love in the modern world through a new WBUR podcast.
