Boston College Front Row

Jonathan Ben-Dov, the George and Florence Wise Chair of Judaism in the Ancient World at the University of Haifa, explores the reinterpretation of Nebuchadnezzars monuments from Lebanon as a representation of the myth of the Watchers.

Jonathan Ben-Dov, the George and Florence Wise Chair of Judaism in the Ancient World at the University of Haifa, explores the reinterpretation of Nebuchadnezzars monuments from Lebanon as a representation of the myth of the Watchers.

Michael Addis, professor of psychology at Clark University, challenges male students to focus on the flexibility of the meaning of masculinity rather than the limitations of it.

The event is part of Love Your Body Week, programming dedicated to promoting healthy body image on the Boston College campus. The week is hosted every fall semester by the Womens Resource Center.

Michael Addis, professor of psychology at Clark University, challenges male students to focus on the flexibility of the meaning of masculinity rather than the limitations of it.

The event is part of Love Your Body Week, programming dedicated to promoting healthy body image on the Boston College campus. The week is hosted every fall semester by the Womens Resource Center.

Maureen McCausland ’72, M.S. ’77, senior nursing administrator at MedStar Health, provides an overview of how large health care systems balance attention to patients with a continuously evolving business landscape. She also talks about what nurses, especially those who care for patients, can do to usher in this new era of health care.

Maureen McCausland ’72, M.S. ’77, senior nursing administrator at MedStar Health, provides an overview of how large health care systems balance attention to patients with a continuously evolving business landscape. She also talks about what nurses, especially those who care for patients, can do to usher in this new era of health care.

Heather S. Nathans, chair of the Department of Drama and Dance at Tufts University, delivers this lecture, titled “Seeing Ourselves Through Others’ Eyes: Struggling with Stereotypes on the Nineteenth-Century American Stage,” as part of the Lowell Humanities Series.

Heather S. Nathans, chair of the Department of Drama and Dance at Tufts University, delivers this lecture, titled “Seeing Ourselves Through Others’ Eyes: Struggling with Stereotypes on the Nineteenth-Century American Stage,” as part of the Lowell Humanities Series.

Bill Keller, former executive editor of the New York Times, delivers the keynote address for “The Future of Journalism: International Reporting and the Public Good,” a symposium sponsored by the Clough Center for the Study of Constitutional Democracy.

Bill Keller, former executive editor of the New York Times, delivers the keynote address for “The Future of Journalism: International Reporting and the Public Good,” a symposium sponsored by the Clough Center for the Study of Constitutional Democracy.