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Boston College To Rename 245 Beacon As Hayden Hall, Establish Theatre Fund After $55 Million Gift
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Following a $55 million donation from the estate of the late John T. Hayden, BC ’70, Boston College will rename 245 Beacon St. in his memory and establish a new theatre fund. The post Boston College To Rename 245 Beacon As Hayden Hall, Establish Theatre Fund After $55 Million Gift appeared first on The Heights .
Boston College Ranks No. 21 in LinkedIn’s 2026 List of Best Colleges for Long-Term Success
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Boston College ranked No. 21 in LinkedIn’s 2026 list of the top 50 best colleges for long-term success—a spot above its No. 22 placement last year. The post Boston College Ranks No. 21 in LinkedIn’s 2026 List of Best Colleges for Long-Term Success appeared first on The Heights .
Boston College Names Corey Kelly Vice President for Student Affairs
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Corey Kelly, associate vice president and dean of students, was named Boston College’s next vice president for student affairs, effective Aug. 1. The post Boston College Names Corey Kelly Vice President for Student Affairs appeared first on The Heights .
BC To Launch New Krantz Institute for AI, Ethics, and Humanity
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Boston College will launch the Krantz Institute for Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and Humanity to leverage the University’s Jesuit teaching in the study of the technology, it announced earlier this month. The post BC To Launch New Krantz Institute for AI, Ethics, and Humanity appeared first on The Heights .
Reimagining Public Media: NPR’s President Talks Its Current State and Its Future
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Over the past year, actions taken by President Donald Trump’s administration have framed public media’s role as a divisive and partisan issue. The post Reimagining Public Media: NPR’s President Talks Its Current State and Its Future appeared first on The Heights .
Trump Announces He Will Posthumously Award Welles Crowther Presidential Medal of Freedom
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President Donald Trump announced he would posthumously award Welles Crowther, BC ’99, with the Presidential Medal of Freedom—one of the nation's highest civilian honors—during a campaign rally in New York, Friday evening. The post Trump Announces He Will Posthumously Award Welles Crowther Presidential Medal of Freedom appeared first on The Heights .
“What Are You Going To Give Back”: Vatican’s Top Diplomat Emphasizes Compassion as Class of 2026 Commencement Speaker
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Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the Vatican’s foreign minister, encouraged graduates to cultivate mutual respect and promote justice during Boston College’s 150th commencement address Monday morning. The post “What Are You Going To Give Back”: Vatican’s Top Diplomat Emphasizes Compassion as Class of 2026 Commencement Speaker appeared first on The Heights
Boston College Raises Cost of Attendance to $95,258 for 2026–27, a 3.78 Percent Increase
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Boston College raised its annual cost of attendance by 3.78 percent for the 2026–27 academic year—setting the new figure at $95,258. The University cost of attendance includes tuition, fees, room, and board. Undergraduate tuition for the next academic year is slated to be $75,070, a 3.76 percent increase from the previous year. “The Board of... The post Bost
Canvas Back Online After Cyberattack Group Knocks Out Site at Boston College During Finals Period, Threatens Data Leak
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Boston College students lost access to Canvas services Thursday afternoon following a cyberattack that listed the University among thousands of others allegedly affected by a data breach. The post Canvas Back Online After Cyberattack Group Knocks Out Site at Boston College During Finals Period, Threatens Data Leak appeared first on The Heights .
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