The Eagles lost their fifth straight match Sunday, falling to the Hurricanes 4-0 in ACC play to conclude a Florida road trip.
Spring, Softball, Sports
Eagles Manage Lone Run in Three-Game Sweep at the Hands of North Carolina
BC’s lineup slumped in Chapel Hill as the host Tar Heels rolled to a trio of victories, two that ended in shutout fashion for the Eagles.
Spring, Sports, Baseball
BC Drops Two of Three at Wake Forest, Give Up 35 Combined Runs in Losses
The Eagles won the first game of the weekend series, but their pitching deserted them after that, allowing 35 runs in the next two games—both losses.
Features
Truth Be Told: Dr. Julianne Malveaux
“And I realized the reason there was such a wealth gap … between whites and African Americans is because African Americans used to be somebody’s property.”
Column, Opinions
But First, Let’s Define “Socialism”
“However, it is also a column about the importance of, as the old phrase goes, ‘saying what you mean and meaning what you say.’”
Opinions, Column
Welcome Home!: Tips for Incoming Freshmen
“Get ready for a fantastic four years at the best college in the world and most importantly, get some sleep. “
Metro
Finding Relaxation and a Semblance of Spring at the 2019 Boston Flower and Garden Show
At the Boston Flower and Garden Show, local gardeners create an atmosphere of relaxation and figments of spring with their landscaping.
Boston, The T, Metro
MBTA to Provide Free Passes to Students Grades 7-12
All Boston students in grades seven through 12 in Boston will be provided with free MBTA passes, starting in the 2019-20 school year.
Men's Hockey, Hockey, Top Story
BC Beats No. 7 Providence, Advances to Hockey East Semifinals
Logan Hutsko scored the game-winning goal with eight minutes to play, as the Eagles beat Providence 2-1 on Sunday to advance to the Hockey East semifinals at T.D. Garden.
Movies, Arts
‘Five Feet Apart’ Doesn’t Do True Storyline Justice
‘Five Feet Apart’ is a tired imitation of ‘The Fault in Our Stars’ that fails to make a genuine emotional impact.
