By: Austin Tedesco
Dick Kelley died last night at Massachusetts General Hospital. He was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in September of 2011, and the horrible, unfair disease crippled him until yesterday when he passed away peacefully.
By: Julie Orenstein
When Rev. Daniel J. Harrington, S.J. was a boy, he believed that he could never become a teacher or priest because he had a stutter.
He believed this until the day he read a passage from Exodus in which Moses says, “I am slow of speech and slow of tongue,” after which Harrington thought, “If Moses could do it, maybe I can.”
By: Gianni Matera
Over 30 firms were represented at the Boston College Venture Competition’s second annual career fair, ranging from small mobile application firms to large e-commerce companies.
By: Connor Farley
“It’s actually the opposite,” said Bob Lay, Dean of Enrollment Management (DEMO). “Rather than presenting obstacles to students, our goal is to offer students opportunities that will make attendance and success at Boston College possible.”
By: Alex Gaynor
Life can be a lot like jazz. The funny thing about jazz is that, contrary to many other genres of music, it doesn’t always come with a plan.
By: Carolyn Freeman
Former U.S. Senator from Maine Olympia Snowe spoke about polarization in the United States on Tuesday night in a Chambers Lecture Series event.
By: Connor Mellas
On Monday night, it was Patrick Brown who came through with the game-winning goal to deliver Boston College men’s hockey to its fifth Beanpot title in five seasons.
By: Rebecca Moretti
Rob DeMartini, president and CEO of New Balance, spoke at an AHANA Management Academy-sponsored lecture.
By: Sarah Doyle
At a celebration of the 32nd Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Committee Scholarship Ceremony, Patience Marks, A&S ’15, was selected out of five finalists to receive a scholarship of $20,000.
By: Connor Farley
After months of shared deliberation between the Boston College Campus School, the parents of Campus School students, and the BC administration, the University has announced plans to keep the Campus School on BC’s campus.
