Despite its relatively quiet presence in Devlin Hall, the McMullen Museum of Art at Boston College has been home to dozens of internationally renowned art exhibits—this semester’s exhibit, however, showcases one of the museum’s most extensive and elusive collections in its history.
Any sense of urgency in Washington is drowned out by the deafening silence of indecision.
BC will host an exclusive early screening of the upcoming Whitey Bulger documentary.
Kowaleski Wallace, a professor in the English Department, has a strong passion for pop culture, the arts, and women’s lives in the 18-century.
The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has raised millions for research during a single month. Pete Frates, BC ’07, is credited with popularizing the video on social media.
First Year Service Program provides 13 service placements exclusively for freshmen along with a weekly reflection with sophomore mentors.
Nearly a half a century ago, BC obtained a fireplace directly from the East Room in the White House that is now housed in BC’s Law Library.
Boston College’s campus has undergone several changes in the past decade, adding several new buildings and outdoor spaces.
This past fall, 23,223 prospective students applied for undergraduate admittance to Boston College. Of those who applied, 7,875 were offered admission.
The main room of Bapst Library has been replaced by O’Neill Library as the 24/5 study space for students since classes started at Boston College.
