The mission of the Office of International Students and Scholars is to work with the larger BC community to help ensure the academic and personal success of international students and scholars, and ...

Welcome Eagles fans! Please adhere to the parking instructions below depending on the event you are attending. For home football games, there is no parking on campus without a BC Athletics permit.

The doors opened this week to 245 Beacon Street, a 150,000-square-foot facility of office and laboratory space, classrooms, maker spaces, and common areas, and the home of the University's Schiller ...

In a 26-year longitudinal study of children from low- and higher-income families in the United States, large gaps in life opportunities at home, childcare, school, afterschool, and in the neighborhood ...

A graduate degree from Boston College is an investment in your future. The Carolyn A. and Peter S. Lynch School of Education and Human Development is deeply committed to helping academically qualified ...

Best wishes for 2026 ...

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 ...

Former Boston College baseball captain Pete Frates ’07, whose heroic battle with ALS served as the inspiration for the Ice Bucket Challenge that helped raise more than $220 million for ALS research, ...

Bowman Advocates for Inclusive Culture are student leaders who strive to support and empower the undergraduate student body in building a more inclusive Boston College community through cross-cultural ...

The neighbors didn’t know that Bill Cummings was a billionaire until news came that he was giving away his fortune. The builder and philanthropist came to BC in October to talk about real estate—and ...

Professor of Philosophy Emeritus William Richardson, S.J., author of a groundbreaking study on renowned philosopher Martin Heidegger and a faculty member at Boston College for more than a ...

During a Q&A kicking off the School’s Accompaniment in Action initiative, Boyle defined radical kinship as the “exquisite mutuality where there is no us and them, where there is no daylight that ...