By: Jennifer Suh
Eileen Searle, CGSON ’15, was given a grant by the Jonas Center for Nursing and Veterans Healthcare and named a Jonas Nurse Leader Scholar.
News, Column
Sunrise, Sunset
By: Alex Gaynor
By not worrying as much about the future with a schedule of events and timetables, I’ve noticed that the Filipino culture is substantially more relaxed than American society.
News, On Campus
Tracy K. Smith Talks Poetry, Sci-Fi Literary Inspiration
By: Michelle Tomassi
Tracy K. Smith, a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, proved Thursday evening that science fiction doesn’t just belong in the movies.
News, On Campus
BCPD Receives Full MPAC Accreditation
By: Julie Orenstein
The Boston College Police Department (BCPD) has formally received accreditation from the Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission, becoming the ninth college police department in the state to achieve this status.
News
Lowell Series Continues To Progress
By: Kendra Kumor
For over half a century, the Lowell Humanities Series has brought famous writers from myriad backgrounds to Boston College. As one of the most successful lecture series on campus, the events have brought BC international attention.
News, On Campus
Folan To Leave BC After Appointment As President Of Catholic Memorial
By: Nathan McGuire
Catholic Memorial School, an all-boys school in West Roxbury, Mass., announced on Friday, Feb. 14 that it has selected Peter Folan, BC ’97, as the school’s fourth president.
News, On Campus
BC AIDS Awareness Committee Fundraises At ‘Acapelooza’
By: Jennifer Heine
A cappella filled McGuinn on Thursday night as the Boston College AIDS Awareness Committee hosted its first annual Acapelooza. Featuring musical groups The Dynamics, The Heightsmen of Boston College, Jammin’ Toast, The Sharps, and Against The Current, the event served as a fundraiser for Camp AmeriKids.
News, On Campus
Thomas Discusses Violence In Jamaica
By: Daniel Perea-Kane
The Coral Gardens Incident, the Green Bay Massacre, and the extradition of Christopher Coke are just some of the violent political incidents that have occurred in Jamaica over the last half-century.
News, Column
A Shared Humanity
By: Adriana Mariella
We are not saviors. We all suffer in some way, and in that mutual suffering is the unfathomable kinship of mankind.
News, On Campus
Chorale Repertoire Showcases Range Of Pieces
By: Jennifer Suh
Parents, grandparents, children, and students filled the pews of St. Ignatius Church to watch and listen to the University Chorale of Boston College perform at its annual winter concert on Saturday.
