Telling the Boston College Story
Telling the University's stories is at the heart of what we do. University Communications keeps you up to date on Boston College news and events through its print and digital media platforms including the Boston College Chronicle, òòò½Ö±²¥ Update, òòò½Ö±²¥ News, and Boston College's primary social media channels.
Our news team of writers, editors, media relations, and social media professionals uses a strategic approach to determining the most effective way to reach University audiences, from students, faculty, and staff to alumni, parents, friends, influencers, external media, and the general public.
Our media relations team conveys University news and information, as well as the expertise and insights of Boston College faculty on issues of the day, to local, national, and international print, broadcast, and online news media.
OUC also responds to external media requests for information, interviews, or campus access, and, through the University Spokesperson, provides the official Boston College response to inquiries where appropriate.
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Nearly every day, faculty, staff, and administrators find our UPDATE e-newsletter in their inboxes. UPDATE contains selected news items about òòò½Ö±²¥, as well as other news relevant to the field of higher education.Ìý
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For Journalists
If you’re a member of the media looking for information or access to Boston College, our media relations team is available to help print, broadcast, and web journalists in reporting on òòò½Ö±²¥ news; we also can connect you with faculty experts to provide insight and commentary on news of the day.
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Faculty Media Training
Our media relations team offers faculty, staff, and administrators help as they prepare for interactions with journalists. Whether you would like to join our directory of faculty experts; are getting ready for an interview with a newspaper, television, or radio correspondent; or are considering writing an op-ed, our professional staff can help you clearly communicate your message.
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