Nicole Charbit Azpurua • October 6, 2025
Ben Leonberg's 2025 feature directorial debut, Good Boy, takes on the high-concept premise of a haunted house film told entirely from a dog's perspective. It follows Indy and Todd, a young man relocating due to a worsening chronic illness, as they settle into Todd’s late grandfather's eerie, vacant home.
Charlie Phillips • October 6, 2025
Lex Malik • October 5, 2025
How do you survive freshman year? Kill your “vision.”
Carlie Viray • October 5, 2025
“As a Jesuit priest, you not only teach them, but often you establish relationships,” Egan said.

Maria Stefanoudakis, Sports Editor • October 4, 2025
Boston College football lost its fourth consecutive game on Saturday afternoon, suffering a blowout defeat at the hands of Pittsburgh.

Ollie Lloyd • October 3, 2025
Climate change impacts far more than just the environment, affecting all aspects of human life, particularly in public health, according to Patrick McGroarty.

Carina Murphy • October 3, 2025
Boston College’s faculty has grown younger, larger, and more diverse over the past 20 years, according to data from BC’s Office of Institutional Research.

Emily Russo • October 1, 2025
President Donald Trump’s economic and foreign policies mark a sharp departure from the United States’ long-standing stances, according to...

Messina College has partnered with Commonwealth Financial Network—a Waltham-based financial services firm—to offer 10 paid internships for its second-year students.

Reetu Agnihotri • October 1, 2025
Students called on UGBC to reflect on why its work doesn't always resonate with the student body, noting that it hasn't issued a statement in response to an ICE vehicle sighting near campus.

Hate speech has an important role to play in society, and it would be unwise to ban it on college campuses, according to Harvey Silverglate,...







Jack Weynand • October 5, 2025
The Ed Gein Story doesn’t feel anything like The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, and it even sets itself apart from The Jeffrey Dahmer Story. If you thought that the previous Monster stories were hard to watch, you aren’t ready for its latest rendition.

Clara Araujo • October 5, 2025
Netflix’s Love Is Blind has returned for a ninth season of soulmates and surprises. Set in Denver, a new group of singles hopes to prove that emotional connection can outlast physical attraction.

Caroline Ko • October 5, 2025
This weekend, an all-female cast hushed audiences at Robsham Theater with striking and amusing dialogue on gender roles. Easily digestible but still complex, BC Theatre’s rendition of Top Girls provided food for thought on the female experience and how varying socioeconomic factors affect it.

Bryanna Rosario • October 5, 2025
Patrick Bateman has become synonymous with the caricature of an ultra-masculine “finance bro.” Whether sincere or ironic, this movement has used the American Psycho protagonist as its figurehead online.

Kevin McIlvain • October 5, 2025
David Grann, whose previous work includes Killers of the Flower Moon and The Lost City of Z, returns with a historical nonfiction narrative that reads with the pace of a thriller and the moral complexity of a 19th-century novel.

Maria Beatriz Saldanha • October 5, 2025
For someone who made Rolling Stone’s Top 100 Greatest Songwriters of All Time list, Taylor Swift delivers an album surprisingly thin on the lyrical depth that once defined her.

Sarah Vergura • October 5, 2025
Virginia Tech eventually adjusted to counter Audrey Ross, and the Eagles were left struggling to put together kills, leading to a 3–2 loss for BC.

Laney Halsey, Heights Staff • October 5, 2025
Boston College field hockey broke a six-game losing streak with a 3–2 win over Northeastern on Sunday afternoon.

Brendan Lillis, Heights Staff • October 5, 2025
Heights' editor Maria Stefanoudakis explorers in her notebook that despite the optimism and momentum the program entered the season with, Boston College football is off to its worst start since 2012.




Patrick Lundregan • October 5, 2025
With a background in education, Ward 6 Newton School Committee candidate Mali Brodt hopes to use her experience to repair what she sees as a damaged relationship between teachers, parents, and the school committee.

Danica Bergen • October 5, 2025
Jonathan Greene grew up in the Newton Public Schools (NPS) system. Now, the first-time candidate is running for the Ward 6 school committee seat...

Daniel Linnehan • October 5, 2025
First-time candidate Brittany Hume Charm is seeking a Ward 5 at-large Newton City Council seat, aiming to be a voice for Newton Public School (NPS) parents in city hall and to retain Newton’s values amid today’s federal climate.