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 9
Giuliano Frano
Canadian soccer player
Mike Mayock
Former American football player
Mike Esposito
American football player
Malcolm Huckaby
American professional basketball player
Kemp Hannon
Former New York State Senator
Vincent Phillip Muñoz
Political scientist
Ellen Segal Huvelle
Former Associate Judge of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia
Colleen Madigan
Maine State Representative
Rosina Bierbaum
Tim Sheehy
Canadian-American ice hockey player
Ashleigh Aitken
Mayor of Anaheim
Marie St. Fleur
Former Massachusetts State Representative
pierre-richard prosper
American lawyer
Peter Blute
Former United States Representative
Timothy Broglio
Prelate
Bruce Ayers
Massachusetts State Representative
Molly Schaus
American ice hockey coach
Amber Jacobs
Former professional basketball player
Paul Sally
Professor of mathematics
Tara Mounsey
Ice hockey player
Katie Hurley
Author
Joseba Segura Etxezarraga
Theologian
Darcel Clark
Bronx County District Attorney
Maurice J. Murphy Jr.
Former United States Senator
Bernadette Meehan
United States Ambassador to Chile
Suzanne Mettler
American political scientist
Sydney Esiason
Boomer Esiason's daughter
Lulu Wang
American filmmaker
Christine Grady
American nurse
Daniel Sokatch
CEO of the New Israel Fund, Inc.
Kerry Kennedy
American lawyer
Paul J. Barbadoro
Judge
Lenny Mirra
American legislator
Joan Menard
Former Massachusetts State Senator
Gregory John Hartmayer
Janice Raymond
American author
Michael D. White
Former United States Representative
Kathleen M. Boozang
Ky Bowman
American basketball player
Anne Donahue
Vermont State Representative
James Balog
American photographer
Bill Keating
U. S. Representative
David Caprio
American attorney
Tricia Nixon Cox
Richard Nixon's daughter
Lonnie Quinn
TV anchor
Peter Neronha
Attorney General of Rhode Island
Jack Bicknell Jr.
American football coach
