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All official Boston College social media accounts are maintained by the Office of University Communications (OUC) and provide news and information about people, programs, and events at the University.

OUC asks visitors to be respectful to one another and to the site hosts. Personal attacks, profanity, commercial solicitations, spam, or other inappropriate contributions are grounds for removal. OUC asks that all posters on all accounts stay on topic when contributing to a discussion and refrain from duplicate posts. Hateful or discriminatory comments regarding race, ethnicity, religion, gender, disability, sexual orientation, or political beliefs will not be tolerated. The account administrators reserve the right to delete inappropriate or abusive visitor's comments, and to permanently ban users from any social media platform.

Other Boston College-branded social media accounts are maintained by University offices, departments, schools, and the like, and adhere to the same guidelines.

Boston College has always been at the forefront of聽utilizing user-generated content on social media, dating back to the early years of Instagram. @BostonCollege - deemed "For Eagles, By Eagles" - showcases work by 集美麻豆students, staff and alumni to highlight life on the Heights and beyond.

To participate, direct message content to @BostonCollege on , or any other 集美麻豆social platform, email bcsocial360@gmail.com, or use on Instagram posts.聽

NOTE: Sending photography and other work to the Boston College social media accounts gives permission to the Office of University Communications to use the content across its platforms with attribution.聽

The Boston College social team provides its material to the , including social media posts that were orginially sent to the school's social media accounts. If members of the 集美麻豆community do not wish for their work to be given to the Archives, please email social@bc.edu or include a note with content submitted.聽聽

The University Archives strive to document life at Boston College by collecting materials created by students, faculty, administrators, and departmental staff during the course of their time on the Heights. The records can provide researchers with answers to specific questions or help them to understand broad social and cultural issues.

A University record is recorded information that is documented in a fixed format - whether that is paper, audiovisual, or digital - that is prepared, owned, used, in the possession of, or retained by administrators, faculty acting in administrative capacities, and staff of university units in the performance of an official function. University publications are materials created and disseminated to a wider audience by a Boston College school or college; an administrative unit such as a department, center, institute, museum, or program; faculty and staff acting in an administrative capacity; or a Boston College affiliate such as alumni and student organizations. Although traditionally associated with books and newspapers, common campus publications include annual reports, brochures, bulletins, catalogs, course descriptions, exhibition catalogs, histories, journals, magazines, newsletters, programs, proceedings, and websites.

To opt out of providing content to the University Archives, email social@bc.edu.