While students may disagree on which method is preferred, discussion-based classes are clearly more conducive for profound engagement with class material.

Following the repercussions of the last presidential election, students were eager to hear from three BC experts in American politics.

BC's competitive atmosphere places exorbitant amounts of pressure on students, who are expected to consistently perform at exceedingly high standards.

Dialogues on Race discussion groups have taken to the metaphorical streets in order to implement their action projects and further educate the BC community about race, racial justice, and identity.

As part of the Lowell Humanities Series, University of Notre Dame professor Mary Catherine Hilkert spoke on the role of women in the Church.

Gustavo Morello, S.J. will host a discussion of his book on Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 12:30 p.m.

Professor Patrick McQuillan organizes a workshop with Eradicate BC, discussing systematic racism and activism at BC.

In her talk delivered at BC on Nov. 18, Joya Dass discussed her personal experiences growing up and working as a South Asian woman.