Every Eagle charts their own path at the Heights. For Delaney ’23, Taji ’24, and Chloe ’25, their experience at BC has made all the difference.
I came out better on the other side
Student Formation
Double Team: Joanna Bernabei-McNamee and Earl Grant
Boston College Basketball is on the cusp of an exciting new era. Head coaches Joanna Bernabei-McNamee and Earl Grant are running point on a return to greatness.
Devoted: E. Paul Robsham Sr., LGSOE ’83, and Joyce L. Robsham, P’86
Their steadfast commitment to Boston College spanned decades; their final act broke records. Here’s the story of the local couple behind the largest estate gift to Boston College.
The Player-Coach Approach
A life of hands-on philanthropy and a passion for sports come together in BC’s new Hoag Basketball Pavilion. Meet Mikey and Jay Hoag and see what led to this transformative gift.
Irrational Persistence: Andy Boynton ’78, P’13
John and Linda Powers Family Dean of the Carroll School of Management reflects on his leadership philosophy, life during the pandemic, and the many ways that the Carroll School and Boston College have—and have not—changed over the years.
Parental Guidance
The Parents Leadership Council enters a new era as Suzie and Habib Gorgi hand over the reins to new cochairs, Peter and April Kelly.
Shining a Light on Opportunity
Be a Beacon brings to light the tremendous power of scholarships at BC. Read about the impact it’s had in year one.
Better Than They Found It
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.
Joy Moore ’81, H’10
Since the pivot to online learning this spring, Vice president for student affairs Joy Moore, has led the effort to ensure a safe and smooth transition for students and to encourage continued student engagement.
The University of the Future
This is not your father’s school of social work. “Boston College’s School of Social Work is committed to a bold and innovative agenda,” says its dean, Gautam Yadama. We asked him to expound.
A Legacy Landmark Reached
A record 3,000 Eagles commit to legacy gifts, and Shaw Society chair Dave Griffith shares why his legacy is with BC.
Perspectives Transformed
Everybody says “PULSE changes lives.” Does it really?
Informed, Engaged, Invested
Members of the Parents Leadership Council reflect on how Boston College continues to light the way for their families.
Lighting The Way
Who’s your beacon? BC friends and mentors who help light our way
Their Paths Entwined
The Board of Regents plans for the future, and the pilgrims among them reflect upon a foundation laid 500 years ago.
The Mission Multiplier: 50 Years of PULSE
There are few classes anywhere in academia that inspire the admiration, respect, and even reverence of Boston College’s PULSE program for service learning.
Under Their Wings: Scaling Up Social Justice
Theresa Betancourt is transforming the lives of traumatized families around the world—and the Salems’ gift will help extend that vital work even further.
Exhibiting Empathy
The Winstons’ latest gift to Boston College fuels the momentum of a museum whose exhibitions do more than excite the eye.
Pete’s Place
A community comes together to build a baseball center named for one of BC’s most inspiring student-athletes.
The New Game in Town
The University community gathered with Connell family members to celebrate the dedication of the Margot Connell Recreation Center, a new state-of-the-sport, 244,000-square-foot facility on St. Thomas More Road.
Where Disciplines Meet for the Better
Dean of the Boston College School of Social Work Gautam Yadama shares more of his thoughts on the present and future of the school.
Windows of Change
Bob Winston believes art develops empathy and encourages personal growth—and his own experiences with three McMullen Museum of Art exhibitions bear him out. “I genuinely believe,” Winston says, “that they made me a better person.”
