On Monday, February 6, the Woburn school district’s 4,200 students returned to their classrooms after a five-day-long teachers' strike kept schools in the district closed. The Woburn Teachers Association (WTA) ...

On Thursday April 7, Dean of Boston College School of Social Work Gautam N. Yadama joined students to discuss the intersectionality between poverty and environmental dynamics as well as interventions ...

The Islamic Civilization and Societies Program of Boston College welcomed Turkish scholar and author Mustafa Akyol on Wednesday, March 16th to discuss his nuanced perspective regarding Islamic liberalism.  Akyol, a ...

The escalation of territorial disputes and verbal spats between Russia and the pro-Western government in Ukraine, along with its supporters in the European Union (EU) and the North Atlantic Treaty ...

Protests regarding pandemic restrictions have engulfed the Canadian capital for roughly two weeks. Beginning last month, truck drivers congregated in protest of a new mandate that truck drivers be vaccinated ...

The pandemic has created an unprecedented disruption in global supply chains, particularly through the clogging of international shipping networks, and consumers around the globe have felt the effects.

On Monday, Nov. 15, the Chief Impact Officer of global shoe conglomerate TOMS, Amy Smith, spoke via Zoom to a Boston College business ethics class, Portico. Smith discussed the rebranding ...

In one of the first in-person speaker series since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Jack Miller Center welcomed Peter McNamara of Arizona State University to its annual Constitution ...