Boston College
Boston College is a private Jesuit research university in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. Founded in 1863, the university has more than 9,400 full-time undergraduates and over 5,000 graduate students.
Boston College People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Tom Waddle
Former football player
Mark A. Wrathall
Professor
Joseph Cirincione
Writer
John Bosa
American football player
Anthony Castonzo
American football offensive tackle
George V. Higgins
American author
Ferit Şahenk
Chairperson of the Doğuş Group
Erik Weihenmayer
American athlete
John Mara
President of the New York Giants
Joseph Salerno
American economist
Sean Williams
American former professional basketball player
Matt Milano
American football linebacker
William Bulger
Former President of the Massachusetts Senate
Matthew Del Negro
American actor
Foster Waterman Stearns
Former United States Representative
Timothy Stack
American actor
Brian Flores
American coach
Brian Boyle
Film writer
Patric Verrone
American television writer
Gary Gulman
American stand-up comedian
Kareen Wynter
Reporter
Charlie Davies
American soccer player
Harry Markopolos
American accountant
Ellis Paul
American singer-songwriter
Patrick Eaves
American-Canadian ice hockey player
Mike Matheson
Ice hockey defenceman
Chris Kreider
Ice hockey winger
Welles Crowther
Stock trader
Craig Janney
Ice hockey player
Michael J. Tougias
Author
Peter Dervan
Dana Barros
American former professional basketball player
Michael F. Flaherty
Boston City Council Member
Maile Flanagan
American actress
Rob Scuderi
Ice hockey defenseman
Joe Mullen
American ice hockey player
Art Donovan
American football player
Mathias Kiwanuka
American football defensive end
Greg Poehler
American actor ‧ Amy Poehler's brother
Bruce Pearl
American basketball coach
John Bagley
American basketball player
Bill Delahunt
Former United States Representative
William F. Farley
Henrik Syse
Norwegian philosopher
John Wieners
American poet
Carolina Ravassa
Colombian actress
Bakili Muluzi
Former President of Malawi
