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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, ...

Notes from the Lab offers brief, research-informed reflections on current events, public narratives, and policy debates related to racism, violence, state power, trauma, and institutional trust. The ...

In 1913, Brother Francis Schroen painted six noted orators from throughout history, along with a quotation from each. He also provided a slot for the name of each year's winner of the Fulton prize ...

Asymmetric Politics: Ideological Republicans and Group Interest Democrats, a new book by BC Assistant Professor of Political Science David Hopkins and Michigan State University political scientist ...

The Boston College Board of Trustees has named John T. “Jack” Butler, S.J., Haub Vice President for University Mission and Ministry, as Boston College’s 26th president. He will succeed University ...

The Catholic Church is no stranger to reform. Throughout its two-thousand-year history, many holy, creative men and women have risen to the occasion and introduced necessary changes for the health and ...

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, ...

Despite significant ideological differences, President Ronald Reagan and Speaker of the House Tip O’Neill offer a model of friendship in and through difference. As Rich Gorecki writes, such friendship ...

Wallace Stevens (1879–1955) worked most of his professional life as an insurance executive, yet is considered one of the greatest poets of the 20th century, winning a Pulitzer Prize and two National ...

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 ...

Boston College has named Odette Lienau, professor of law and former associate dean for faculty research and intellectual life at Cornell University Law School, as the inaugural Marianne D. Short, Esq.