The protest on April 19 featured the voices of many students and professors fighting for justice and equality at BC.

Fordham University's Christiana Zenner discussed profit motive, public health, and ethics related to the widespread use of bottled water.

Placements can introduce students to new areas of Boston or provide a new perspective on already familiar areas.

For a campus that demonstrates our Jesuit values through service, are we simultaneously fostering a community that makes volunteering seem obligatory?

For a university that prides itself on educating the whole person, are BC professors and administrators leaving students in the dark about pressing local, national and global current events?

Boston College takes great pride in being a Jesuit university. That title entails a heavy focus on shaping the whole person. Care for the whole being starts with the core ...

The seven ladies Kate Mignosa serves each week at her PULSE placement, the Juniper House, have inspired her to run in her first Boston Marathon.

Patrick Byrne will receive an award presented by the New England region’s Ignatian Volunteer Corps for his work establishing BC's PULSE program.