Boston College Men's Golf at UConn Invitational at GreatHorse

Sun · Sep 27·Hampden, MA / GreatHorse Golf Club · Newton

Boston College Men's Golf at UConn Invitational at GreatHorse

Mon · Sep 28·9:30 AM – 11 AM·3rd Floor Rear Arc · Newton

This class includes conversation and reading of news articles, short stories, and poetry. It is for intermediate English learners. The class meets in person (on the third floor of the library) on Mondays at 9:30 a.m., from September 21 until December 14, 2026 (no class on October 12). The teacher's name is Anne. For mo…

Mon · Sep 28·10 AM – 11 AM·Newton Free Library, Room B

What do we talk about when we meet someone new in the United States? What stories about our lives, our families, and our countries are we willing to share with one another? Let's get to know one another and become friends. This class is for intermediate students interested in increasing their vocabulary and improving t…

Mon · Sep 28·11:30 AM – 12:45 PM·Campion Hall · Newton

The process of formal and informal education, and its associated books and curricular materials, necessarily and by design transmits knowledge and values desired by society. The presence -- and absence -- of different identities, features, and topics sends messages which can contribute to how children view their own po…

Mon · Sep 28·12 PM – 1:30 PM·Stuart House, Boston College, Boston College Law School, 899 Centre Street, Newton, MA 02459, USA

Speaker: Pablo Rueda

Mon · Sep 21·10 AM – 5 PM·McMullen Museum of Art, 2101 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA 02135

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…

Mon · Sep 21·12 PM – 1 PM·Devlin Hall, Boston College, 255 Beacon Street, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 · Newton

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:…