An interdisciplinary Boston College team was awarded a five-year, $3.2 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to develop the first AI-enabled ultrasound system designed for long-term, ...

Brooke Barbier PhD’09 knows her history—and her booze. She has authored two lauded books on the American Revolution and founded a popular tour of colonial-era taverns in Boston, where she lives. Her ...

In a media and political environment where it can be hard to know what’s true, these two alumni are building information platforms that replace partisanship with hard data and documentation. In a new ...

A pair of major gifts leave a lasting mark on campus. The groundbreaking initiative connects students with new opportunities to study across BC’s different schools and to benefit from the University’s ...

Earlier this year, Boston College English Professor Suzanne Matson spent two weeks with students hiking the Camino de Santiago in Spain as part of an experiential course on pilgrimages that she leads.

A few years ago, while at work on a scholarly article about the history of the struggle for women’s equality, the lawyer, writer, and television legal analyst Wendy Murphy found herself stumped. “I ...

Tom W. Burke ’71 has always been someone who lives by a routine. For much of his life, for instance, Burke would head down every fifty-six days to a YMCA near his home in North Carolina and donate a ...

What has actor Chris O’Donnell been up to lately? For the first few hours of the day, his schedule could be anyone’s: He wakes up, makes some coffee, reads the paper, and gets in a bit of ...

A decade ago, Boston College began experimenting with a bold new approach to classroom learning by taking down some of the walls that had traditionally separated the academic disciplines in higher ...

Crista Martin, who brings nearly three decades of experience in providing essential services to college communities, has been named executive director of Boston College Auxiliary Services, where she ...

The iconic BC Eagle statue in front of Gasson Hall is looking particularly luminous lately, following a meticulous restoration project. Last spring, Massachusetts craftsman Walter Eayrs, whose family ...

Boston College will leverage its formative and ethical strengths as a Jesuit, Catholic university to explore the opportunities, implications, and potential perils of artificial intelligence through a ...