Boston College Model United Nations (BC MUN) welcomed over 500 delegates from around the world to its second annual Eagle Model United Nations Conference (MUNC) at the Westin Copley Plaza hotel in downtown Boston last weekend.

BC's Slavic Club brings a little bit of home to students of Slavic background while also bringing this many-layered culture to others.

Four BC students experienced Emirati culture and society at the annual Insight Dubai conference this year.

On Thursday night, Rev. Paul McNellis, S.J. cited these facts to open his discussion "How Men Become Good Leaders (And Why Women Should Care)," sponsored by the Sons of St. Patrick and the St. Thomas More Society. 

After two years of searching, the Career Center still does not have a director.

My major is useless. Or at least that's what I'm told-"An English major isn't practical," or "There's no money in journalism." I've heard it a thousand times. And yet it hasn't made me question my choice to study the thing that excites me and what I knew would make me happy, even if that meant I might end up making less money.

From studying Chinese, Spanish, and French in high school and adding Italian and German to her skill set in college, to working for the government of Monaco, for Lauren Ravalico, language encompasses all aspects of life.

This year's C.A.R.E Week features some traditional events like Take Back the Night as well as new ones designed to reach different parts of the BC community.

Baseball and Boston go together like "Sweet Caroline" and Fenway Park, and the same is true for the sport on the Heights.

Since December, a task force designed to restructure the current system of programming and campus activities at Boston College has been working toward the finalization of a new programming organization.

One hundred years ago, the three intricately carved pagodas currently standing in O'Neill Library were in the Tou Se We orphanage in Shanghai, where orphans carved them to represent China's art in the San Francisco World's Fair. After the fair, the pagodas were transferred to the Chicago Field Museum. Three remain there today, but up until this December, the other 83 pagodas in the collection appeared to have vanished.