Boston College students sought insight on job and internship opportunities from employers Thursday at the annual Career Fair in Conte Forum.
President Of Philippines Returns To Boston
More than 30 years after his family came to Boston to take refuge from political persecution, President Benigno S. Aquino III of the Philippines, speaking at Robsham Theater yesterday, recalled memories of his time living just outside the gates of Boston College on Commonwealth Avenue.
Dupont Joins BC As New Director Of Burns Library
Christian Dupont joined Boston College as the new John J. Burns Librarian and associate university librarian for special collections as of Sept. 2.
BC Professors Join Conversation On ISIS Threat
Last Thursday evening, political science professor Ali Banuazizi and history professor Julian Bourg spoke at the Eagle Political Society’s first topic meeting, “ISIS and the American Response.”
Jameis Winston And The Responsibilities Of Stardom
Stars are only stars because we deem them so—those who complain about being idealized are the direct recipients of the public’s esteem.
Hispanic Heritage Month Aims To Create A Sense Of Family
Hispanic Heritage Month focuses on unifying Hispanic students and inviting others to experience their cultures.
BC2Boston Makes City Life Affordable For Students
BC2Boston’s Max Brenner three-course dinner tickets sold out in under one minute last week, and the new Campus Activities Board has created BC2Boston’s sister program, Beyond Boston.
BC Ignites Aims To Spark Awareness
BC Ignites returns with a discussion on mental health to be held in the O’Neill Plaza on Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 7 p.m.
BC Hillel Connects Students to Jewish Tradition Through Shabbat Dinners, Holy Day Events
BC Hillel works to include students of all faiths into weekly Jewish Shabbat dinners.
Breen Examines Impact Of Media And The Web
Professor Breen is an Australian researcher, journalist, and consultant and recently published a book on the impact of the Internet.