film crew: Nine Boston College directors—eight undergraduates and one faculty member—screened movies on the theme "BC, I Love You," at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts on December 11. Prior to the show, filmmakers and supporters gathered outside the museum's Remis Auditorium. More
The Shanghai fortune tellers' manifesto, an account by history professor Rebecca Nedostup.
Professor of English Carlo Rotella begins his days at the keyboard, producing nonfiction books and journalism.
Real-time video streams from webcams in five campus locations.
Hosted by Boston College, the seventh annual symposium of the Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities asked "Is America in decline?" Speakers included Ross Douthat, Peter Beinart, and Carol Graham.
Lured by the promise of new jobs and tax revenues, more and more state and local governments are permitting some form of casino gambling. Economist Rev. Richard McGowan, S.J., discussed the growing trend on NPR's 'Fresh Air'
A seemingly innocent purchase of a single luxury item can lead to an unintended, budget-busting spending spree, according to new research by Henrik Hagtvedt, assistant professor of marketing at the Carroll School of Management. News release
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Communication Professor Dale Herbeck has received the National Communication Association's 2010 Donald H. Ecroyd Award for Outstanding Teaching in Higher Education, while Associate Professor Charles E. Morris III has received his second NCA Golden Monograph Award for scholarly writing. More
