Beth Verghese

“An Asian American leader is able to use their previously lived experiences and turn that into tangible action,” Yun said. “And I think that all these initiatives and organizations that I’ve been a part of, they’re all ‘feel good’ moments where like, you actually feel you’re making an impact on campus. … I’m doing something for the community, but I’m also learning something while doing it.”

In May 2012, Janelle Nanos met Kate Price at a human trafficking conference, where she had initially set out to report on the local nuns who hosted the conference. But after hearing Price’s story, Nanos felt compelled to learn more.

On New Year's Eve, Nakash had finalized her decision to run for UGBC president, and she called Tewelde to ask if she would consider running alongside her as vice president.

In the fall of 2021, the Boston College School of Social Work enrolled an inaugural cohort of 15 student fellows as the first class of the BLI. These fellows participate in programming where they learn about how social work practices can be applied to help Black communities.

If you’re anything like me, running around the Res makes you feel like a hamster in a wheel. When I set off on a run, I’m motivated not only by the desire to earn a new badge on my Garmin running watch, but also by my eagerness to explore the new path I configured for that day’s run.

Design for ImpACCt fosters collaboration between Boston College, Virginia Tech, Clemson University, and North Carolina State University students, encouraging them to engage in interdisciplinary “design thinking” together.

“I told [my parents] like a year and a half before, ‘I’m gonna do this no matter what,’” Brickner said. “The motivation behind it was to be able to see the country more deliberately, see it slower, and meet new people. I wanted to force myself to be able to stay in the towns that people usually driv…

The Student Assembly (SA) passed an act endorsing U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren and Congresswoman Nikema Williams’ Youth Voting Rights Act in its Tuesday night meeting.

David Grimaldi and members of the Boston College Innocence Program waited to see Bill Cascone walk out of the prison after 35 years.

Erick Berrelleza, S.J., will serve as the inaugural dean of Messina College starting in September, according to a University release. 

Boston College accepted 16 percent of a record-high 40,477 applicants for the Class of 2026, according to a University release.

United States Senator Ed Markey visited Boston College to announce a $6.2 million grant the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded a team of BC researchers to study water quality and sediment transport in watersheds and along U.S. coastlines.

Mikayla Sanchez wiped away tears as her parents rushed to embrace her after University President Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J., announced her as this year’s Saint Oscar A. Romero Scholarship recipient.

The BC Women’s Center held its eighth Women’s Summit virtually this Saturday. The event aimed to empower attendees through workshops, speeches, and discussions.

With the opening of the Integrated Science Building comes a new dining spot that has a Mediterranean twist—the Tully Family Cafe and Commons.

Ann Wolbert Burgess explores these notorious serial killers and her career in her new book, A Killer By Design: Murderers, Mindhunters, and My Quest to Decipher the Criminal Mind.

The Affirm Lab is currently conducting two studies to assess how mental health clinics and schools can better support transgender youth.