Courageous Conversations Towards Racial Justice is a dialogue-centered initiative on racism and privilege designed to address racial healing, equity, and justice. Boston College strives to ensure ...

Parents often wonder how they can support their student’s career exploration and planning.In general, the greatest support you can provide to your student as they make their career (and other life) ...

Five years ago, Nurudeen Alabi ’25 was writing term papers inside a prison cell as a member of Boston College’s Prison Education Program. Now, he’s a free man, a graduate of BC’s Woods College of ...

Carnegie Corporation of New York President Dame Louise Richardson, an accomplished higher education leader who heads one of the country’s oldest philanthropic foundations, will address the Boston ...

Transfer Applicants The Boston College community welcomes transfer students to our full-time undergraduate programs. A transfer applicant is any student who has completed minimally nine credits prior ...

The Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life was created at Boston College in 1999 to connect a community of scholars, policy makers, media, and religious leaders in conversation and ...

A rigorous core curriculum connects our undergraduate schools and colleges. In providing a common intellectual foundation, we invite students on a journey of serious academic and personal exploration ...

Boston College welcomes parents and families as important partners in our community. Guided by our Jesuit tradition of caring for the whole person, we value your role in supporting students’ growth, ...

Boston College is home to 35 residence halls, all of which offer a unique living experience for students.

The Finance Department in the Carroll School of Management will be renamed the Seidner Department of Finance thanks to a major gift—the largest in the Carroll School’s history—from University Trustee ...

Through our full-time MBA program, Carroll School of Management students emerge as leaders who will guide society and organizations through the 21st century.

Professor Richardson teaches nineteenth-century American history at both the undergraduate and the graduate level. Her early work focused on the transformation of political ideology from the Civil War ...