Boston College baseball dropped its NCAA Tournament opening game after allowing two runs in the ninth to Liberty, falling 4–3 to begin its first tournament appearance since 2023.
Over the past year, actions taken by President Donald Trump’s administration have framed public media’s role as a divisive and partisan issue.
President Donald Trump announced he would posthumously award Welles Crowther, BC ’99, with the Presidential Medal of Freedom—one of the nation's highest civilian honors—during a campaign rally in New York, Friday evening.
Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the Vatican’s foreign minister, encouraged graduates to cultivate mutual respect and promote justice during Boston College’s 150th commencement address Monday morning.
Boston College raised its annual cost of attendance by 3.78 percent for the 2026–27 academic year—setting the new figure at $95,258. The...
Boston College students lost access to Canvas services Thursday afternoon following a cyberattack that listed the University among thousands of others allegedly affected by a data breach.
A custodial employee sued Boston College for racial and gender discrimination in late 2025, after coworkers created a hostile work environment and the University failed to intervene, a lawsuit filed in state court alleges.
The spring rain cleared just in time for Grammy-winning electronic duo The Chainsmokers to headline Boston College’s annual Modstock concert, hosted by the Campus Activities Board (CAB).
Abby Hayes, MCAS ’28, is the latest artist to appear on Live From The Newsroom: A live performance show in which The Heights’ office is the backdrop for short sets from some of the most talented musicians on campus.
A “very limited amount” of additional tickets for The Chainsmokers’ Modstock concert will be available for students to purchase at 8 a.m. on Monday, April 27.
The 28th annual Boston College Arts Festival was this week, and for the grand finale, Astaza! Middle East Ensemble took to the stage Saturday night, playing music from the Middle East—more specifically, the Arab world, Iran, Turkey, and parts of Central Asia.
Oh my god! Oh my god, you guys! Legally Blonde arrived at the Robsham Theater this past Thursday. It brings a hot pink burst of energy to campus, which is very much needed as students push through the final stretch of the spring semester.
Filling the stage behind an array of music stands, the Boston College bOp! Jazz Ensemble lit up the Arts Fest tent on Friday evening. Hosted by BC Bands and the BC Arts Council, Dancing with bOp! featured a lengthy live set, which was accompanied by performances from ten dance teams.
A historic season came to an end on Sunday afternoon as Boston College baseball fell to Liberty for the second time in three days, knocking the Eagles out of the Athens Regional with an 8–3 loss.
After a close loss to Liberty on Friday, Boston College baseball extended its season at least one more day with an 8–4 win over Long Island on Saturday.
Boston College baseball dropped its NCAA Tournament opening game after allowing two runs in the ninth to Liberty, falling 4–3 to begin its first tournament appearance since 2023.
In his first several months in office, Newton Mayor Marc Laredo made significant strides in advancing his agenda and addressing local and national politics.
Inna’s Kitchen, a restaurant with gluten and allergen-free dishes located in Newton Centre, is dedicated to making food that has an impact—both on the customer and the greater Newton community.
Democratic Representative Jake Auchincloss (MA-4) amassed the largest campaign war chest of any Massachusetts congressional member and one of the largest in the country, with nearly $7 million in cash on hand, according to the latest campaign finance disclosures.
