When the pandemic forced Shannon Doherty ’06 to rethink her career, she decided to tap into her passions and launch her own social media channels. More than 2 million followers later, she’s a popular resource for those seeking simple ideas for entertaining.https://t.co/Ikw8t0029V
Why do some works of art fetch millions while others go unnoticed? In his book, prof. Henrik Hagtvedt reveals how marketing can outweigh talent in the art world. “It’s about the making of art as an event, rather than the…well-crafted art itself,” he says. https://t.co/Ij0cMlVpUH
Sal Frelick ’22 went from an overlooked athlete to BC star and Gold Glove-winning MLB outfielder. His rise reflects his drive and heart. “If you're gonna fight, he’s the guy you want fighting with you,” says @BCBirdBall coach Mike Gambino. https://t.co/PvYKtQn9H2
After an injury cut short his NFL rookie season, Sean Guthrie ’01, MEd ’14, found a new calling. Now the assistant head of school at the Fessenden School, he brings the leadership he honed on the field to his mission of inspiring and guiding young minds. https://t.co/N51lhw44Bg
Students in the class "Physical Computing: Art, Robotics, and Tech for Good" collaborated with @CSVBC to create custom, interactive projects. In this video showcase, they show off creations like sensory-based games and interactive book companions. https://t.co/ci6Y9RO7cV https://t.co/Xu8VqudRAF
Each year, the Office of Student Involvement honors those who enrich BC’s campus life. Congrats to 2025 Ever to Excel awardees Lesly Pineda ’26, Dylan Harrow, MBA ’26, and CSOM faculty and staff member Andrew Barksdale! https://t.co/Zw7rjJ2IOd https://t.co/joC67MQTEu
