Boston College Magazine

Boston College Magazine is the prestigious publication of Boston College that has won several awards. We share the inspiring stories of BC faculty, alumni, and students who are striving to improve the world. The magazine is printed three times a year and reaches almost 200,000 homes. Additionally, we connect with our audience through digital storytelling, offering online exclusive content, photos, videos, a podcast, an email newsletter, and an active presence on social media.

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Gift establishes Murray Center for Student Wellness at Boston College

1 month ago | bc.edu

Boston College will enhance student health and wellness services through additional staffing, education, and training, and increase access to mental health counseling for all students thanks to a generous gift from BC alumna, parent, and benefactor Tami Murray ’83, P ’09, ’15, ’19.
BC retains Carnegie R1 status among top-tier U.S. research universities

2 months ago | bc.edu | David Quigley

Boston College has again been recognized as one of the nation’s premier research universities in the latest designations used by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, a joint project of the Carnegie Foundation and the American Council on Education.
Carroll School Professor David Twomey ends 50+ years at BC

Jan 21, 2025 | bc.edu | David Twomey

A labor arbitrator since 1974, Twomey has been selected by employers and unions to arbitrate more than 2,000 labor-management disputes in both the private and public sectors throughout the U.S. In July 2022, when President Biden named Twomey as one of three members of the PEB that helped secure a tentative agreement to avert a national railway strike, it marked his 10th presidential appointment—a span that began with President Ronald Reagan in 1986.
Easing Their Pain

Jan 6, 2025 | bc.edu | Michael Blanding

How do you help someone like Charles? Sixty-nine years old. Metastatic lung cancer. History of substance abuse. A few months left to live. Katie Fitzgerald Jones PhD’22 looked down at the papers in front of her on the conference table on a recent Thursday morning at the West Roxbury Veterans Administration Hospital outside Boston.
McCorkle and Raute named to advancement leadership positions

Dec 6, 2024 | bc.edu

Peggy McCorkle and Kathy Raute named to new positions.
Harvard's Beth Thompson named VP for Development at Boston College

Nov 15, 2024 | bc.edu

Boston College has named Beth Bolyn Thompson, the assistant dean of development in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Harvard University, as vice president for development, effective February 3, 2025.
Making a Mint

Nov 14, 2024 | bc.edu

Dawn Myers ’07 took a hair care tool she invented all the way to Shark Tank.
Boston College Theologians, Alumni Contribute to Book on Pope Francis

Nov 13, 2024 | bc.edu

Pope Francis’s vision for the Church and the reluctance by many Catholics in the United States to engage with this vision are explored in 'The Moral Vision of Pope Francis,' a new book edited by a Boston College professor and a BC alumnus.
Discovering Her Voice

Nov 13, 2024 | bc.edu

Jordyn Zimmerman may be nonspeaking, but that hasn’t stopped her from becoming a powerhouse advocate for disability rights.
Burns Visiting Scholar in Irish Studies Patricia Palmer

Nov 12, 2024 | bc.edu | Seàn Smith

Something extraordinary was happening in early modern Ireland, according to Patricia Palmer, a professor of English at Maynooth University in Ireland who is the Burns Visiting Scholar in Irish Studies for the fall semester. In those years of violence, confiscation, and plantation, Ireland became a laboratory for practices that would later be exported to America, says Palmer—and those practices would transform a relationship with the Earth itself.