Sports authorities
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Speed networking with the pros—a new event planned by students for students.
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First installment
Slideshow from @BC
Eight-foot-tall residents are the first to settle into the McMullen Museum of Art’s new home.
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Portfolio
Slideshow from @BC
A taste of victory, music for a cause, and a Big Data conclave—scenes from the past four weeks.
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Athletics facilities plan announced
Article from Boston College Chronicle
Three projects will enhance intercollegiate, intramural, and club sports.
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Office hours
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CSOM’s 10 undergraduate peer advisors introduce themselves.
Tracking turtles
Article and video from the Office of News and Public Affairs
Freshman Branick Weix, who in 2014 started a company using drones to create marketing videos, recently took his flying cameras to Costa Rica to help survey the nesting behaviors of sea turtles.
Who are the “nones”?
Video from the School of Theology and Ministry
A third of young adults in the United States answer “none” when pollsters ask their religious affiliation. Nancy T. Ammerman, professor of sociology of religion at Boston University, describes the factors behind this group’s rapid growth, in a talk delivered at Simboli Hall.
Success for the economically disadvantaged
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Three Lynch School of Education faculty present their research on early math and reading education and on technology to assist students with the college application process.
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Biology Department: Professor Welkin Johnson, team uncover history of ancient viruses as far back as 30 million years ago. Sampling of coverage: UPI, R&D Magazine, Tech Times
School of Social Work: Initiative led by Professors David Takeuchi, Ruth McRoy, Associate Professor Tiziana Dearing, will be academic research partner for White House Opportunity project. More
Professor of English Carlo Rotella contributes entry for feature: "25 Songs That Tell Us Where Music Is Going.” New York Times Magazine
Op-ed: Law School Associate Professor Richard Albert writes that nine judges are not mandatory on the Supreme Court. Boston Globe
Theology Department: Professors Richard Gaillardetz, Stephen Pope co-author article on doctrine development following Synod on the Family. Commonweal
Dragonwood, fantasy card game developed by Carroll School Associate Professor Darren Kisgen, showcased. CBS News, earlier coverage: Associated Press
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