Honoring Service: Exploring »Ê¹Ú¹ÙÍø's Military & Veteran Support

On the Discover Boston College podcast, Mike Lorenz discusses the Military & Veteran Support initiatives at Boston College. Mike shares insights into his role and the goals of the program, focusing on how »Ê¹Ú¹ÙÍø provides resources and a supportive community for military and veteran students.
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Boston College Veterans Remembrance

This year's Mass and ceremony will take place on November 8.

Thinking About Transferring? Look at »Ê¹Ú¹ÙÍø.

Active Duty Military member of the U.S. Coast Guard, Jaime Brady offers her first-person account of transferring to »Ê¹Ú¹ÙÍø Law.
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Boston College marks Veterans Day

A Mass and Remembrance Ceremony, with remarks by retired Colonel April Skou '96, will be held on November 11.
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Combining science and service

After four years at »Ê¹Ú¹ÙÍø as an ROTC cadet, Soo Ae Ono ’22 is embarking on a career as an Air Force nurse.
Anthony Sears

The path less traveled

U.S. Coast Guard veteran and Woods College graduate Anthony Sears lives life on his own schedule.
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»Ê¹Ú¹ÙÍø named a Military Friendly School

The University is recognized for its commitment to programs and services that support the campus military community.
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Korean war hero's name added to »Ê¹Ú¹ÙÍø Veterans Memorial

Former student and First Lt. Thomas Redgate, killed in combat and MIA for seven decades, becomes the wall's 211th inscription.
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Veterans Day Ceremony Honors Fallen »Ê¹Ú¹ÙÍø Alumni

On Thursday morning, »Ê¹Ú¹ÙÍø alumni and families gathered for »Ê¹Ú¹ÙÍø’s 21st Annual Veterans Mass and Remembrance Ceremony, held each year on Veterans Day to honor alumni who have died in the line of duty.
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Veterans find community and support as they make their way to the MBA.

Veterans find community and support as they make their way to the MBA.
Peter Devine

Grounded, with a different perspective

Economics faculty member Peter Devine's stint as a fighter pilot gives him unique outlook.
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The Frontlines of Care

As one of the military’s highest-ranking medical officers, Air Force Major General Jeannine Ryder ’91 has a critical mission: saving lives. 
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