The program includes peak arrival and departure times in its schedule. It also provides additional midday and late evening trips. Not all trains will stop at Hyde Park, Ruggles, or Back Bay Stations—passengers can check train schedules on the MBTA website.
Zervas Elementary to Host Newton City Council Debates Tonight
With two dozen candidates competing in nine contested races for at-large and local ward seats, the Nov. 5 election will see the largest pool of candidates to run for City Council in a generation, according to The Boston Globe.
No. 4 Clemson Wins 23rd Straight Game, Pummels BC
Behind an explosive offense that the Eagles were left chasing around the field, the fourth-ranked Tigers staked themselves to an early 17-0 lead and didn’t let up from there.
In Death Valley, Dillon Becomes Program’s All-Time Leading Rusher
AJ Dillon surpassed Andre Williams’ mark of 3,739 career rushing yards on Saturday night during the Eagles’ primetime matchup at No. 4 Clemson.
Behind Three-Goal Second Period, Friars Down BC
For the second game in a row, the 10th-ranked Eagles gave up three second-period goals, this time to No. 7 Providence in a 6-2 setback on Friday night.
Fourth-Quarter Push Lifts No. 1 North Carolina Past Eagles
BC held the top-ranked Tar Heels scoreless for the first 48 minutes and even held a 1-0 lead, but UNC came roaring back and scored three fourth-quarter goals to avoid the upset.
BC Falls to No. 3 Clemson, 3-1
After a tough setback against Louisville, the Eagles struggled to generate any chances offensively and fell to the host Tigers, 3-1.
Gayle King Speaks About Her Career at CWBC Colloquium
Gayle King, co-host of CBS This Morning and editor-at-large of O, the Oprah Magazine, spoke about her career and and answered questions from BC undergrads at the fifth annual Council for Women at Boston College (CWBC) Colloquium on Oct. 17. King opened her talk by commending BC’s student body on its unique energy. “I walked into…
BC Avoids Blowing Two-Set Lead, Beats North Carolina State
The Eagles lost the third and fourth sets after taking a 2-0 lead, but behind Jewel Strawberry, they rebounded and won their sixth five-set match of the year to beat the Wolfpack.
Changing the Narrative Behind Affordable Housing
More than 18 million Americans devote half of their income to monthly rent. In Massachusetts alone, nearly 247,900 low-income renters spend more than half their income on housing. Boston is no exception, with 19,350 school children in unstable housing during the 2016-17 school year.