NEWS ROUNDUP
From
The Office of News and Public Affairs
Review: McMullen Museum’s "The Arts & Crafts Movement: Making It Irish" is presented with "singular thoughtfulness and style." Complementary Burns Library exhibit cited. Wall Street Journal
Teams led by faculty were first from BC to participate in largest U.S. science showcase in Washington, D.C. BC News
Boston Marathon bombing survivor Patrick Downes ’05 ran the race for the BC Strong scholarship. CBS Boston, BC News
Q&A: Law School Founders Professor Mary Sarah Bilder discusses her book, “Madison’s Hand.” C-SPAN | Her Bancroft Prize-winning research of Madison's Constitutional Convention notes. BC News
Custodian Fred Vautour will have put all five children through BC, with his daughter’s May graduation. Boston Globe
English Department: Professor Paul Lewis’ student research project results in anthology of early American Boston poetry. Boston Globe (two items) | Lewis advocates renaming historic Longfellow Bridge. Boston Globe
| Associate Professor James Smith reflects on death of survivor of Ireland's Magdalene laundries. Irish Times
Carroll School: Powers Family Dean Andy Boynton outlines nine things that turn a manager into a leader. Forbes | Associate Professor Mary Ellen Carter writes on a way to close the pay gap for women. CNN
Athletics: High academic report from NCAA. More | Baseball Eagles win 12th Beanpot title. More | Women’s sailing teammates headed for the Rio Olympics. More
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