Introducing the Commencement Fair, for busy seniors.

 

 

 

How to network, and to what end? First-year law students describe the year-long professional development program dubbed 1L Bootcamp.

The associate professor of finance whose research was recently cited by the White House Council of Economic Advisers discusses retirement savings.

The University’s eighth annual Relay for Life.

 

Classes, visitors, music, and an all-nighter—scenes from the past six weeks.

Before squaring off in a spring training game in Fort Myers, Florida, the Boston Red Sox and the Boston College men’s baseball team saluted Pete Frates ’07, a former Eagles outfielder. Frates, who suffers from ALS, started the “ice bucket challenge” last summer that has helped raise more than $100 million for the ALS Association.

As an undergraduate, Marye Moran ’14 immersed herself in literature. She now works in finance. The stories of six young alumni from the humanities and the careers they chose.

A view into associate professor of chemistry Dunwei Wang’s laboratory, where an effort is underway to develop nano structures for use in energy conversion and storage.

In an age of divorce, cohabitation, and same sex marriage—how can the Church offer witness to individuals with “imperfect and sometimes messy lives?” A talk by theology professor Stephen J. Pope.

The New England Sports Network selected Thomas’s entry as a finalist in its annual student film contest. The five-minute short profiles Blake Bolden ’13, who plays defense for the Boston Blades of the Canadian Women’s Hockey League.

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