Boston College lost to No. 19 Louisville on the road on Saturday night despite leading for most of the first half. The Eagles are off to their worst start since 2012.
Rev. Mark Massa, S.J., will step down from his role as director of the Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life after nine years in the role.
The Boston College Republicans denounced Nick Solheim’s remarks, emphasizing that the group does not endorse his rhetoric and that it is actively cooperating with the Office of Student Involvement (OSI) to resolve an investigation into the unapproved event.
The Boston College Office of Student Involvement (OSI)—which oversees student organizations on campus—has launched an investigation into...
John J. “Jack” Neuhauser made a lasting impact on the Boston College community through his leadership and dedication to serving its needs, according to David Quigley.
The world’s smallest country is making a big impact on the global stage—championing peace and human connection when the world needs them...
UGBC posted a statement to its Instagram Wednesday morning, highlighting resources for students affected by increased Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) presence in Boston.
Dave’s The Boy Who Played the Harp is a masterclass in maturity and inclusion. It’s a true model of an artist using their platform to be the voice of a greater minority.
My perfect fall viewing isn't necessarily about ghosts and gore, but simply shows that just feel like October. They're the kind of shows that are sometimes overlooked, or maybe you saw them years ago and forgot just how good they are.
Horror fans have at least one treat in store this Halloween with Black Phone 2. The film is a perfect expansion of the original’s themes and lore, maintaining the tone of the franchise while giving viewers a taste of a new setting and aesthetic.
Halloween movies have a way of wrapping us in nostalgia while scaring us just enough as to keep the lights on when heading to bed. They turn a nervous tingle into a holiday tradition.
Some novels arrive not with a crash, but with a slow, deliberate unspooling—the quiet revelation of what has always been there, just under the surface. 'The Safekeep,' Yael van der Wouden’s debut novel, is one of those books.
Icelandic folk-rock group Of Monsters and Men released their first major album in six years, All is Love and Pain in the Mouse Parade, on Friday. The product is grand, contemplative, and achingly vulnerable.
But the result did not reflect the flow of the game, as the Eagles dropped their sixth conference game.
Boston College lost to No. 19 Louisville on the road on Saturday night despite leading for most of the first half. The Eagles are off to their worst start since 2012.
Boston College women's hockey beat Merrimack as transfer Sage Babey scored two goals, powering the Eagles to a win over her former team.
Ted Gross Emphasizes Housing, Sustainability, and Infrastructure in Run for Ward 6 City Council Seat
With a campaign focused on creating affordable housing, promoting environmental sustainability, and improving city infrastructure, Gross is one of three candidates running for Newton’s two Ward 6 at-large city council seats
For longtime Newton resident Sean Roche, running for Newton City Council was the culmination of years spent advocating for better housing, safer streets, and more sustainable city planning.
Ward 8 School Committee candidate Victor Lee is committed to student success, preventative problem-solving, and long-term investment.
