Maria was the 10th-most-powerful storm ever recorded in the Atlantic and the cause of tens of billions of dollars in damage throughout the Caribbean.
For MCAS Students, Career Center Options Beyond Finance
“We have to fight against this perception that this event (the fall career fair) is not just for certain students,” Joe Du Point, head of the Career Center, said.
Smashing Previous Record, 25th Pops on the Heights Raises $14 Million
Last year’s record-setting total was $9 million.
BC Dedicates Gabelli Plaza in Ceremony
“The Jesuits taught us the human body, the human spirit has to be holistic,” Gabelli said.
Social Activist Promotes Body Positivity with ’10 Tools for Radical Self Love’
Students were given 30 seconds to close their eyes and think of their first memory of body shaming.
Peter Markell, BC ’77, Officially Selected as New Chair of Board of Trustees
Markell served most recently as the Board’s vice chairman.
With Investment Returns of 13.4 Percent, BC’s Endowment Hits $2.4 Billion
The gains follow a down year in fiscal 2016 in which BC posted investment losses of $97 million.
Erik Weihenmayer on How He Climbed Mt. Everest—While Blind
“Most people are just interested in my dog,” Weihenmayer said. “People come up to me like ‘I love your dog!’ and then I’m walking away and I hear them say, ‘Didn’t that guy climb Everest blind?’”
From Idea to Product: Pagan Kennedy Discusses Innovation
“You don’t create something for the world that is. You think about where the world is going to be,” Kennedy said.
Blind Ballot Resolution Falls One Vote Short in Student Assembly
Student Assembly members debated the blind ballot’s effect on its public image, the diversity of thought during meetings, and the organization’s transparency.