Maryssa Becker held BC hitless for close to five innings on Friday. Once the Eagles finally got going offensively, they didn’t have enough in the tank to come back from their fourth-inning collapse.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
Panel Predicts Bleak Future for Political Landscape After Trump’s Election
Tracy Regan, associate professor of economics, found it interesting that Trump did not publically back the American Health Care Act, contrasting it with his usual tendency to use his name for marketing.
News, On Campus, Top Story, Athletics
New Plex Will Be Named for Connell Family
Boston College’s next building will receive a familiar name.
Opinions, Editorials
New Investments and Innovations Will Put BC on Top
“Boston College has recently announced a series of commendable investments and innovations.”
Blog, TU/TD
Trying Hard and Being Hungry: TU/TD
At around 7:57 p.m. (although the website says 8:00), BC dining closes its doors in Mac. The sliding doors come together prematurely and suddenly, and hungry students hoping to sneak in at the last minute and eat a dinner not consisting of fried foods often have their spirits crushed at the sight of the gray barrier in front of them.
Opinions, Column
A Turn for the Worst
“But around junior year, all of these Jesuit ideals get cast aside as internship frenzy sets in—the psychotic scramble to find a temporary position that will pave the way for a (hopefully) lucrative career.”
Opinions, Column, Featured Column
The Case for Creative Funding
“There could be many more Joycesticks, but nothing can grow in a desert. The future of the creativity of BC students rests on the willingness of the administration to plant some seed money.”
Featured Column, Men's Basketball, Column
Georgetown’s Ewing Experiment Will Pay Off
Georgetown University just made the right move in hiring Patrick Ewing to be its next men’s basketball coach—and a few years down the road, BC might benefit from the precedent set by the Hoyas.
Opinions, Column
No Two Calories the Same
“The idea of comparing ‘calories in’ to ‘calories out’ has been entirely oversimplified to the point of misunderstanding.”
News, Administration, Academics, Top Story, On Campus
BC’s “Moonshot:” Institute for Integrated Sciences and Society Could Open by 2021
The IISS will be one of BC’s largest investments ever, according to Vice Provost for Research and Academic Planning Thomas Chiles.
