Travis Roy became paralyzed just 11 seconds into his BU hockey career.
News, On Campus
Oscar Mayer Heir Explains Why He Gave Away All His Money at Age 26
Chuck Collins emptied his trust fund and started fighting income inequality when he saw the wealth gap first-hand.
Featured Column, Column
Who Should Replace Brad Bates as Athletic Director?
Sports editor Riley Overend narrows down the athletic director search to eight candidates and evaluates them ahead of Brad Bates’ impending resignation.
News, On Campus
Marathon Bombing Survivors Reflect on Recovery Journey at Documentary Screening
Patrick Downes and his wife, Jessica Kensky, each lost a leg in the Marathon bombing in 2013.
Top Story, On Campus, News
Student Assembly Votes Down Resolution on Pro-Life Activism
The resolution called for UGBC to acknowledge and recognize “pro-life activism” as a “legitimate and important form of advocacy.”
News, Administration, Top Story, On Campus
AHANA Trustees Push for Focus on Diversity
BC added a second voting African American trustee, Steve Pemberton, BC ’89, in the fall.
News, On Campus
Rogers Talks Religion, Freedom, and Common Good
Rogers believes that it is the duty of government officials to speak out against actions that infringe on religious freedom in America.
News, On Campus, Top Story
Democratic Socialist Group Seeks to Become a Registered Student Organization
The group was created by Joshua Behrens this week and already has more than 20 members with dozens more expressing interest.
Spring
Oklahoma’s Walkoff Spoils Birdball’s Weekend Success
Dan Metzdorf, Matt Gill, and Jacob Stevens strung together three excellent starts for BC in the 19 Ways Invitational. Unfortunately for Metzdorf, the Eagles blew his 4-1 lead in the final two innings versus Oklahoma.
Opinions, Editorials
Board of Trustees Must Continue to Increase Diversity
“While it is possible that plans to foster greater diversity could be contained in other individual sections of the plan, it is imperative that this goal be one of the foremost considerations for the University in its planning initiatives moving forward.”
