“Devil’s Wine,” played by the Boston College band Bobnoxious & the Master Craftsmen, with Sean Eckelman ’14 (lead guitar); Phil Hudner ’14 (rhythm guitar); Tom Jennings ’14 (bass); Ryan Moore ’14 (drums); and Bobby Scheuch ’14 (keyboard/vocals). 

Watch the video at http://at.bc.edu/battlestations/

Devil's Wine by Bobnoxious & the Master Craftsmen

The traditional fight song of Boston College, composed by T.J. Hurley, a member of the class of 1885.

This version is performed by the Boston College Marching Band, directed by David Healey and is taken from their CD titled Game Day.

For Boston by The Boston College Band

Rattigan Professor of English John Mahoney (1928–2015) reads Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's "A Psalm of Life"

John Mahoney reads "A Psalm of Life"

Solvejg Wewel, Economics Ph.D., Graduate School of the Morrissey College of Arts & Sciences

Humans of BC: Solvejg Wewel

History Professor Heather Cox Richardson, author of 'To Make Men Free: A History of the Republican Party' on  the significance of presidential candidate Donald Trump refusing to say if he’ll accept the result of the election.

Heather Cox Richardson: Trump Stance on Election Result

Listen to Fr. Richard McGowan, S.J., a nationally recognized researcher on the policies surrounding the tobacco and alcohol industries, discuss the marijuana ballot initiatives taking place in nine states on Election Day.

Professor McGowan's research focuses on the interaction of the business and public policy processes especially as they relate to the gambling, tobacco, and alcohol industries.



Fr. McGowan has done extensive research on the privatization process, as well written articles on the legalization of marijuana. He has published over 60 refereed articles in various academic journals and made more than 90 academic and professional presentations.

Fr. McGowan, an associate professor of the practice of finance in BC's Carroll School of Management, studies the interaction of the business and public policy processes, especially as they relate to the gambling, tobacco, and alcohol industries. He has published six books on gambling, the gaming industry, and government regulation of the gaming industry including: Privatize This? Assessing the Opportunities and Costs of Privatization; The Gambling Debate; and Government and the Transformation of the Gaming Industry.  His forthecoming book is Lotteries: The Key to the Rise of the Gambling Industry, while another, Ethics, Public Policy and the “Sin” Industries, is expected to be published next year.

He serves on the boards of the Massachusetts' Compulsive Gambling Council and the National Center for Responsible Gambling, and is a consultant to numerous lottery and gaming commissions. Fr. McGowan has also served as a research associate at Harvard Medical School's division on addiction.

Fr. McGowan on Marijuana Ballot Initiative

Boston College School of Social Work Professor Tiziana Dearing says Giving Tuesday is a wonderful gesture of philanthropy--but one day is not enough.

Tiziana Dearing's teaching focuses primarily on social innovation and leadership; her other research and teaching interests include poverty, race and income inequality, especially in urban environments, philanthropy and nonprofit management, and social justice in public policy. Prior to joining Boston College, she led a number of anti-poverty organizations, including Boston Rising, a start-up anti-poverty philanthropic organization, and Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Boston, where she was the first woman president and, at the time, the highest ranking woman in the archdiocese. 
She also served as  executive director of the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations at Harvard University, focused on nonprofit leadership and philanthropy, and spent nearly a decade as a management consultant both to Fortune 500 companies and to mission-driven nonprofit organizations. 

In 2012, Dearing was appointed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to serve on the Governor’s Commission on a Cashless EBT Payment System. 

Her expertise has been utilized by a variety of local and national media entities including CNN, MSNBC, NPR, the BBC, NBCNews.com, CBSNews.com, The Hill, and The Boston Globe. She blogs regularly for The Huffington Post and WBUR’s Cognoscenti.

Social Work Prof. Tiziana Dearing on  Giving Tuesday

Dr. John Ebel On Indonesian Earthquake

A recording of the restored bells at the Trinity Chapel on the Newton campus chiming at noon on October 31, 2018. Read the article, “Three Steady Voices,” online. http://bcm.bc.edu/issues/fall_2018/linden_lane/close-up.html

A noontime peal

Exercise @ BC

Sleep @ BC

Resilience @ BC

Nutrition @ BC

Stress @ BC

Alcohol @ BC

Time Management @ BC

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