Though it looks different this year than in the past, Arrupe continues to provide students with opportunities to connect.

The election of Joe Biden as President of the United States and Kamala Harris as Vice President has brought the rights of many marginalized groups to the forefront of democracy ...

Cardinal Michael Czerny, Vatican Under-Secretary for Migrants and Refugees, and other panelists speak about the challenges of migration during the COVID19 pandemic.

The Communication Department details the repeated anonymous removal of Black Lives Matter posters and political activism signage from their office doors over the past few months.

Atrocities taking place under Iran's current political regime should not be overlooked or dismissed by the Western world.

This past Wednesday, the event “Walk a Mile in My Shoes” transported participants away from the Massachusetts foliage to a desert under the hot Jordanian sun.

Empowering students to engage with the Syrian refugee crisis, Aneeb Sheikh, MCAS '20, brings discussion to campus after his experiences on a trip to Jordan.

Hundreds of students at Boston College are gathering to respond to these events in O’Neill Plaza at noon for the Together We Stand: Solidarity Silent Demonstration.