Spring 2021

Opportunity Knocks

by Susan Martinelli Shea ’76, P’04

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A group of six people stands close together, smiling in front of a large stone building with arched windows. Dressed in light, summery clothing, they radiate warmth and joy under the clear skies, embodying a moment of unspoken parental guidance through their shared laughter and camaraderie.

Parental Guidance

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The Parents Leadership Council enters a new era as Suzie and Habib Gorgi hand over the reins to new cochairs, Peter and April Kelly.

Illustration of a diverse crowd before a historic building with a clock tower, set against a blue sky. Bold letters below proclaim: "Shining Light on Opportunity.

Shining a Light on Opportunity

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Be a Beacon Opens Doors at a Time of Growing NeedDuring its first year, donors responded with remarkable generosity and compassion, while BC continues to raise vital funds for our students and families in need.For Lillie Marie Ferreira ’22, a first-generation,...

A man with glasses and a beard stands next to a spotlight on a cluttered stage, donning a suit with a vest and pocket square. As the blue light casts an atmospheric glow, it’s clear that no matter the chaos around him, the show goes on.

The Show Goes On

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Peek behind the curtain as Theatre chair Luke Jorgensen talks teaching, COVID adaptations, and some of the more interesting things you’ll find in his office.

Two people stand side by side, smiling in an ornate architectural setting, with arched windows in the background. The woman in a light sweater and the man in a plaid jacket and glasses seem to embrace the moment, leaving everything better than they found it as sunlight filters through the arches.

Better Than They Found It

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When BC needs them, Mary Lou and Marc Seidner answer the call. Get to know these University citizens, and learn why they’re so passionate about helping others.

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