FedSoc Lunch/GBM/Student-Led Q&A on Course Selection and Summer Opportunities
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Stop by for an informal lunch! 2Ls and 3Ls will be available to answer any questions you might have. Join us for 10 minutes or the whole thing. Subject to change.
Stop by for an informal lunch! 2Ls and 3Ls will be available to answer any questions you might have. Join us for 10 minutes or the whole thing. Subject to change.
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Contemporary art exhibition exploring empathy at Burns Library, part of the Catholic Universities Art Triennial series commissioned by the Holy See.
Mike Fitzgerald leads an interactive session on positive career mindset, including reflection, abundance vs scarcity discussion, belief reframing, and mindset tips, at Walsh Hall Function Room.
Storytimes with songs and rhymes led by librarians in the Children’s Program Room, drop‑in at 10 am or 11 am, for ages 0–5 and caregivers.
Reading and discussing True Stories series at the 3rd Floor Rear Arc, practicing conversation, pronunciation, and new vocabulary for high‑beginner to intermediate learners.
Dissertation Workshop (Maloney Hall, Newton) — Yufeng Shi and Jinming Xue deliver presentations on dissertation strategies.
Flourishing Together offers engaging prompts for colleagues to connect, share interests, and deepen relationships, with light refreshments provided.
Bill Kane presents a 30‑minute real‑estate overview at Stokes Hall, followed by a moderated discussion with Patrick Ryan; open to Boston College students, faculty, and staff.
Panel discussion featuring David Crary, Melissa Deckman, Michele Dunne, moderated by David T. Buckley, exploring religion’s role in the 2026 midterms.