With U.S. News shifting its ranking of social work schools to every four years, the BC School of Social Work retained its ...

Move over, Father Brown—there's a new Catholic sleuth on the case ...

Carnegie Corporation of New York President Dame Louise Richardson, an accomplished higher education leader who heads one of ...

BC Law professors, staff, students, and alumni are collaborative, principled, and driven to succeed. Join our inclusive community of scholars.

Morrissey College junior Ashley Delgado is this year's Romero Scholarship winner ...

The Initiative on Land, Housing & Property Rights (ILHPR) seeks to preserve and expand property rights for disadvantaged communities across the United States by producing research, devising legal ...

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 to the admission ...

The University is led by William P. Leahy, S.J., 25th President of Boston College. Provost and Dean of Faculties David Quigley oversees the University’s academic life and leads its distinguished ...

Our undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs fit your budget and schedule—with full-time and part-time options—while imparting the skills you need to succeed in a wide variety of industries.

BC Law is one of the most cost-effective private law schools in the nation. More than 88% of our students receive some form of financial assistance, including merit-based scholarships and full-tuition ...

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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 ...