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As part of CSTM’s mission to serve the community and the Church, our Continuing Education programs provide access to world-class theological and pastoral scholarship, online and on campus, for ...
Nobel laureate Paul M. Romer, one of the most influential economists of this century, will join Boston College as the Seidner University Professor in the Carroll School of Management, and launch its ...
Chandra Mallampalli Ph.D. Contact Stokes Hall S349 Email: [email protected] Courses HIST4807 Religious Freedom in South Asia and Middle East ...
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 ...
Despite significant ideological differences, President Ronald Reagan and Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill offer a model of friendship in and through difference. As Rich Gorecki writes, such friendship ...
The Boston College School of Theology and Ministry will be named the Gloria L. and Charles I. Clough School of Theology and Ministry in honor of two of the University’s most loyal and generous ...
Today Heaven received our angel: Peter Frates. A husband to Julie, a father to Lucy, a son to John and Nancy, a brother to Andrew and Jennifer, Pete passed away surrounded by his loving family, ...
Carnegie Corporation of New York President Dame Louise Richardson, an accomplished higher education leader who heads one of the country’s oldest philanthropic foundations, will address the Boston ...
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 ...
Professor John Neeson’s Entrepreneurial Marketing Strategy class in the BC MBA program has proven to be a transformative experience for students seeking to navigate the complex world of business, ...
Evening with Eric Nam K-pop phenomenon, alumnus, and advocate for raising the profile of Korean and Asian American identity in the U.S.
How people around the world interpret facial expressions may not be a matter of universal human nature, according to a new study of an isolated Papua New Guinea community by Boston College Professor ...
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