Ex-addict and former BC basketball player Chris Herren returns to BC to share his experience with substance abuse and his struggle toward sobriety.
Protestor’s Appeal Of Disciplinary Sanctions Rejected
The administration rejected Sissi Liu’s appeal of her disciplinary probation status following the Feb. 13 Climate Justice vigil.
Court Documents Shed Light On Assault Case
A lawsuit filed against University offers details on alleged assault.
Police Report Filed, Investigation Possible For Unsanctioned Flyers
University removed hundreds of posters bringing attention to free speech issues on campus.
Achieving Kinship By Helping The Marginalized
Fr. Greg Boyle, a Jesuit from Los Angeles, has made it his mission to address the needs of gang-involved youth.
Dialogue On Assault Adds Jesuit Voice
The Jesuit community contributes thoughts on campus sexual violence.
History Professor Considers Post-Cold War Policy In Latest Book
In James Cronin’s most recent book, he discusses the new world order proposed by the West after the Cold War.
O’Neill Exhibit Showcases Native Americans In Baseball
An ongoing exhibit in the O’Neill 3rd Floor Reading Room entitled “Baseball’s League of Nations: A Tribute to Native American Baseball Players,” sheds light on the Native American community.
Associate Dean of Research In GSSW Awarded For Work In Mental Health
The Associate Dean of Research of the Boston College Graduate School of Social Work (GSSW), David Takeuchi, has been awarded the Leonard I. Pearlin Award by the American Sociological Association for his research contributions to the field of mental health.
Exhibit Highlights Those Who Assisted Jews During The Holocaust
The Library of Theology and Ministry opened an exhibit on those who saved Jews during the Holocaust called “Whoever Saves a Single Life.”