On Saturday, Boston College football fell to 1–3 on the season after being unable to stop Louisville’s offense in a 56–28 loss.
Sports, Top Story
BC Swim and Dive Program Members Allegedly Forced To Consume Their Own Vomit, Administrator’s Letter Says
Attendees at a BC men’s and women’s swimming and diving freshman event were allegedly instructed to binge drink and forced to consume their own vomit, according to a letter from an administrator in the Office of the Dean of Students.
Sports, Top Story
Letter From Office of the Dean of Students States Intent to Investigate Recent Hazing Allegations
The Office of the Dean of Students is committed to conducting an investigation into the allegations of hazing against Boston College men’s and women’s swimming and diving, according to a letter addressed to a team member.
Sports, Top Story, Fall
BC Swim and Dive Program Indefinitely Suspended After Hazing, University Says
Boston College men’s and women’s swimming and diving team was placed on indefinite suspension after University determined hazing occurred.
Sports, Football, Fall
Notebook: Design for Castellanos, Third- and Fourth-Down Efficiency Keep Eagles Tight with Florida State
With the help of 18 Boston College penalties, No. 3 Florida State narrowly escaped the Eagles on Saturday with a 31–29 victory.
Sports, Hockey, Women's Hockey
Katie Crowley Named to U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2023
Katie Crowley has been named to the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2023 for her contributions to the sport as both a player and coach.
Men's Soccer, Fall, Sports
BC Suffers First Shutout Loss of Season to Wolfpack in ACC Opener
Boston College men’s soccer received its first shutout loss of the season to NC State, falling 2–0 to the Wolfpack.
Sports, Football, Fall, Top Story
BC’s Late Fumble Recovery Secures Three-Point Victory Over Holy Cross
Boston College football defeated Holy Cross 31–28 on Saturday, securing the win with a late fumble recovery by Vinny DePalma.
Sports, Football, Fall
Notebook: Quarterback Dilemma, Wideout Drops, and Costly Penalties Hurt BC in Season-Opening Loss to Northern Illinois
Boston College football couldn’t hurdle a slew of bad wide receiver drops, an inconsistent quarterback presence, and costly defensive penalties in its loss to Northern Illinois on Saturday.
Football, Fall, Sports
BC Football 2023: Heights Editors Give Their Predictions
After going 3–9 last season, Heights editors Graham Dietz and Jack Bergamini claim that BC football has higher expectations in 2023. A revamped offensive line and new coaching are just two of the reasons.
