Kevin Coyne

Acacia Walker-Weinstein, head coach of the Boston College women's lacrosse team

Coach Speak: Acacia Walker-Weinstein

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Two NCAA titles, two consecutive ACC titles, seven straight NCAA championship game appearances—Head Coach Acacia Walker-Weinstein and her Eagles have built BC lacrosse into a powerhouse. Find out how.

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Beyond the Bedside

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Katherine Gregory knew nursing was her calling after caring for earthquake victims at the age of 13. Now as dean of the Connell School of Nursing, she’s leveraging her experience to deepen and expand the academic and formative education for tomorrow’s nurses.

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Lifelong Gifts

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Every BC story involves a moment when someone first felt at home at the Heights. Janet and David Griffith ‘68, P‘00, ‘02, ‘06, love providing that feeling for the next generation of Eagles

A smiling couple dressed in formal attire poses for a photo, embodying their Boston College love affair. The woman, with shoulder-length hair, wears a white blouse while the man dons a suit with a tie and boutonniere. They stand close together, beaming at the camera.

Boston College: A Love Affair

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For Tammy ’85, MEd’87 and Steve Barry ’85, P’14, ’17, what started as a chance meeting turned into an Eagle legacy and an unrelenting commitment to Boston College.

A group of four people, two women on the left, a man in the center, and a woman on the right, stand closely together outside on a grassy lawn. They are smiling and enjoying a pleasant, sunny day—it truly runs in the family.

It Runs in the Family

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What began as parents supporting the University their daughters came to call home has blossomed into a dynamic philanthropic relationship, reflecting the family’s priorities and passions.

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.

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Incoming

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As the new director of undergraduate admission of his alma mater, Grant Gosselin faces a shifting landscape of rising costs and increased need for financial aid, changing socio-economic demographics, and a high-profile college admission scandal—not to mention a once-in-a-century pandemic. One could understand why an admission director would head for cover. But not Grant Gosselin.