Quantum computers and AI hardware depend on materials whose response to light and electricity is nonlinear. This enables converting complex signals into decisions or preparing quantum states.

Earlier this year, Boston College English Professor Suzanne Matson spent two weeks with students hiking the Camino de Santiago in Spain as part of an experiential course on pilgrimages that she leads.

Fungi are a chronically understudied class of human pathogens. The rise of antifungal resistance and the recent emergence of several new pathogenic fungi underscores the critical need for increased ...

The Greatest Showman star lit up the stage at Pops on the Heights: The Barbara and Jim Cleary Scholarship Gala on September 25. Backed by the Boston Pops Orchestra, Jackman entertained with selections ...

Boston College will leverage its formative and ethical strengths as a Jesuit, Catholic university to explore the opportunities, implications, and potential perils of artificial intelligence through a ...

Boston College placed 31st in U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 survey of national universities, a five-point improvement over last year’s ranking. BC shared the placement in a three-way tie with Tufts ...

The curtain will rise on this season's Theatre Department productions with an adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s play, “An Enemy of the People," presented on the Robsham Theater Arts Center main stage ...

The rare earth elements (REE) are among the most critical minerals needed to secure our energy, transportation, and technological future. For several decades, the production and processing of REE ores ...