Attracting more than 16,000 attendees from Boston College and the surrounding community, the Arts Festival never fails to be one of the most vibrant and exciting events of the year. Delight in all ...

The psychology major is one of only 55 winners nationwide of the premier graduate scholarship for aspiring public service leaders ...

Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, who as the Holy See’s Secretary for Relations with States and International Organizations effectively serves as the Vatican’s foreign minister, will address the ...

The rise of psychological discourse as one of our culture’s dominant approaches to self-understanding has yielded undeniable benefits. Our increased awareness of psychological suffering has provided ...

Session 7 is NOT available to students from Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan ...

Boston College will launch a minor in Design Studies this fall as part of an initiative to expand offerings and increase collaborations focused on the “design thinking” approach to finding ...

The profile of Boston College’s most popular undergraduate majors echoes national trends, according to annual statistics recently released by the University’s Office of Institutional Research and ...

Reverend J. Donald Monan, S.J., the 24th president of Boston College, who was credited with saving the University from fiscal crisis and guiding it into a period of then unparalleled financial and ...

The Boston College Board of Trustees has named John T. “Jack” Butler, S.J., Haub Vice President for University Mission and Ministry, as Boston College’s 26th president. He will succeed University ...

The Catholic Church is no stranger to reform. Throughout its two-thousand-year history, many holy, creative men and women have risen to the occasion and introduced necessary changes for the health and ...

Boston College will introduce an Early Decision program for undergraduate admission this year, in an effort to meet the growing preference of today’s high school students and enroll more “best fit” ...