Features editor James Lucey ends his Heights career with a final column about where he’s going next—or at least hopes to.
At the Winston Center, Ethics and Globalization Meet
The Winston Center hopes to broaden the minds of Boston College students entering the business world and elsewhere by challenging their ethical beliefs.
New Dean Brings Science and Tech Experience to Lynch School
New Associate Dean of Research James Slotta believes the Lynch school faculty’s extensive expertise in teaching, learning, assessment, technology, and social justice can be attributed to the campus on a wider basis.
Despite Small Size, Slavic Studies Offers Big Opportunities
Students who graduate with a degree in Slavic Studies or Russian have a wide array of opportunities because of their knowledge of the language and culture.
Professor and Student Explore Political and Personal Sides of Syrian Crisis
With over 400,000 deaths in Syria, many of them civilians, political science professor Peter Krause discusses the role of the U.S. in the crisis.
‘My Team Is Breaking Barriers’
Nationally-ranked BC women’s rugby has defied expectations in its recent postseason run.
With Humanizing Poetry, Kim Garcia Questions Drone Warfare
A monk once told BC English Professor Kim Garcia, “Writing is your prayer.” Since that day, she has combated war with poetry.
With New Programs, Career Center Increases Outreach and Student Engagement
Under the leadership of James DuPont, the BC Career Center has increased its outreach efforts to better prepare its students for the job market.
‘Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly’ Names BC Prof. Mary Bilder ‘Top Woman of Law’
BC Law’s Mary Bilder was selected this month as a Top Woman of Law by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, and awarded for her work and research in the field of law along with five other BC Law alumni.
New SSW Dean Brings Experience in Poverty Research to BC
Yadama’s background, largely focused on research into poverty and the environment, informs the main focus of his studies—”to power the poor.”