Wondering how to stay awesome and safe during a pandemic? Professor Valencius has been holding socially distanced office hours at the recently-landscaped Pine Tree Preserve. It even has a view of the ...
From the Boss’s mouth: “study what you love. You will never regret it.” He also said this is a historic moment, rife with possibility. Love history? Want to understand how change happens so you can ma...
Bruce!!!!
This is happening right now!!! #bchistorymajorslovetheboss
Thinking about majoring in history? History major and senior Doug Girardot, one of our student mentors, would love to chat with you about it. Get in touch at girardod@bc.edu. laslo0728 maustin__ josie...
Questions about the History Major or your history classes? Our History Student Mentors are here to help. Meet history major Mary Austin, class of 2022. You can reach her at austinml@bc.edu - you can a...
Questions about the History Major or your history classes? Our History Student Mentors are here to help. Meet history major Mary Austin, class of 2022. You can reach her at austinml@bc.edu - you can a...
Professor Eaton, who teaches cool classes on Russia, took up quarantine baking and celebrated summer with Russian picnic feasts around Boston: sausages, smoked salmon, pickles of all kinds, pepper vod...
Senior History Major and history student mentor Thomas Driscoll visited the Presidio in glorious San Francisco. Have questions about the history major? Get in touch thomas_d_ #historyisthebestmajor
A Watched Pot Never Boils With the murder of George Floyd and the ensuing civil unrest, historians, educators, and the general public once again fixated on the “long hot summers” of the 1960s. Wher...
Hadrian’s Wall dig reveals oldest Christian graffiti on chalice Lead piece etched with religious iconography found in remains of 5th-century church
Senior History Major - and history student mentor Josie Landers spent her summer at home in Phoenix where she had to wait until sunset for the temperature to be below 110 degrees!
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OK, even though 2020 just will not stop broadcasting from The Horrible Channel, there are bright spots. For today’s good vibes reflection, we offer libraries and librarians (like our own Dr. Bee Lehma...
Professor Fleming, our resident genius (MacArthur Fellow), packed up a trunk-full of food, a backseat’s worth of books and headed to a little house in Vermont that used to belong to Rudyard Kipling, f...
History major Emily Browder, class of 2022, has been gardening this summer to keep sane! Filling bird feeders, planting milkweed for monarch butterflies, and trying to help the bee population in IL.