Concurrent with the start of the football season, the Boston College athletic department implemented new features to the Gold Pass—an athletic event ticketing mechanism available to students via their Boston College student IDs and now through a smartphone app.
BC students routinely disregard the city ordinance forbidding more than four undergraduate students to live together in one unit.
On Saturday night, another David vs. Goliath matchup rolls into Alumni Stadium.
For some years now, the American education system has been broken. Rather than addressing the problem, we try to ignore it, and it hurts students in special education the most.
The city of Boston and Boston College are both taking steps to address the problems with off-campus housing. It is a good start, but more work is needed to fix Boston’s broken housing.
BC Athletics has improved the Gold Pass experience with a new app that tracks student attendance and offers bonus points. Their new “Superfan Zone” is a worthwhile attempt to enhance student spirit before games.
Like the fellowship of the ring, BC Football has descended into darkness and now faces a far greater foe.
BC men’s golf started its fall campaign with a victory at the Central Connecticut State University Fall Invitational.
Heights’ contributors Landon Komishane and John Pugh face off over whether BC can win five games this season.
