The Jonas Brothers have a rollicking good time–’80s style–in their latest music video.
Arts, Television, Review
New Season of ‘Sabrina’ Chooses Style Over Substance
‘The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ returned for a second season with visual prowess, but an underdeveloped plot.
Sports, Spring, Lacrosse
Silence Speaks Volumes: Hannah Hyatt’s Grit Guides BC
Hannah Hyatt is quietly essential to BC, helping the Eagles win games with a passion and grit that perfectly fits the city she plays in.
Sports, Spring, Baseball
Try and Keep Up: Chris Galland’s Prolific Rise Since H.S.
Boston College was Chris Galland’s only collegiate baseball offer. Now, he’s off to the races, building off an All-ACC Third Team campaign with a chip on his shoulder.
Sports, Spring, Baseball
Following a Different Script: Brian Dempsey’s Path to BC
Brian Dempsey has played three positions in three years, moved from ninth to third in the batting lineup, and proved that it doesn’t matter if you have one college offer: you can become the heart of a baseball team.
Sports, Spring, Lacrosse
One-Track Mind: Kenzie Kent’s Tireless Pursuit of a Title
A dual-sport athlete her first three years at BC, graduate student Kenzie Kent is now solely focused on the sport of lacrosse, but her goal remains the same: to bring home a national title.
Metro, Boston
MassDot Launches Pilot Program to Expand Handicap Accessible Transport
The program provides financial incentives to the companies in attempt to increase the availability of wheelchair accessible vehicles. For every hour that wheelchair accessible vehicles are made available for use, Lyft and Uber will receive a subsidy of $24 from MassDot and the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA).
Sports, Spring, Softball
Martinez’s Eighth-Inning Double Lifts Eagles Past UConn
Emme Martinez, who had a walkoff single against Syracuse two weeks ago, was the hero again—this time with a go-ahead double in extra innings against the host Huskies on Tuesday.
Sports, Spring, Baseball
BC Pitching Staff Impresses in Shutout of Rhode Island
Joey Walsh made his first start and went four scoreless innings, then Travis and Thomas Lane shut the door in the final four frames of a 4-0 shutout of the visiting Rams on Tuesday afternoon.
Features
With Her Brother Cheering Her On, Humphrey Strides Ahead
“I’ve always wanted to run the Boston Marathon, and it kind of became a ‘now or never’ [moment] when I became a senior,” Humphrey said.
