Join us in person for a FAITH FEEDS conversation on Spiritual Friendship (with a brand new guide). Lunch provided. Please register below. Thursday, September 24, 2026 12:00–1:00 p.m. ET O'Neill Library, 3rd Floor Reading Room Chestnut Hill Campus, Boston College Read the Spiritual Friendship Faith Feeds Guide here. Please register with this link to receive more information and a reminder prior to the FAITH FEEDS.
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HATCH sets up at Roller Rabbit September 24 through 27 with maternity pieces built to move through every trimester, alongside HATCH MAMA Beauty’s non-toxic, mom-safe prenatal skincare. Look for special moments throughout the weekend, including visits from [solidcore] and The Tox. Roller Rabbit is on the second floor of…
Learn more about the Boston College MBA, MSF, and MSA programs and gain insights on the “whys” and “hows” of pursuing business school. Coffee is on us!
We will learn vocabulary and do a variety of role-plays, focusing on English for daily life. We will also have conversations and practice problem-solving related to everyday situations. This class is for high beginner to intermediate English learners; it is not appropriate for total beginners. This class meets in perso…
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Boston College Women's Golf vs Red Bandanna Invitational
Showcasing the most important collection of Belgian symbolist art in private hands—assembled by Charles Hack over more than four decades—the exhibition features over 150 major works by Belgian and other European artists in their orbit. Shadows and Light charts a world of dualities: dream and reality, modernism and trad…
Born in Spain, where ethnically Chinese residents comprise under 1% of the population, Quan Zhou Wu has become a prominent public figure in conversations concerning the local Chinese community as well as on more general questions of migration and identity. Zhou Wu rose to fame with the graphic novel Gazpazho Agridulce:…
