By: Samantha Costanzo
Baseball and Boston go together like “Sweet Caroline” and Fenway Park, and the same is true for the sport on the Heights.
News
Historic Chinese Pagodas Hosted In O’Neill Library
By: Samantha Costanzo
One hundred years ago, the three intricately carved pagodas currently standing in O’Neill Library were in the Tou Se We orphanage in Shanghai, where orphans carved them to represent China’s art in the San Francisco World’s Fair. After the fair, the pagodas were transferred to the Chicago Field Museum. Three remain there today, but up until this December, the other 83 pagodas in the collection appeared to have vanished.
News
Caution: Goose Crossing
By: Samantha Costanzo
Goose Crossing is the new comedy division under BCTV, bringing BC-focused humor to campus.
On Campus, News
Campus School Volunteers To Host Separate Marathon
Instead of running in the marathon as usual, the Campus School will be hosting its own, separate marathon on Sunday, April 13, the week before the big race.
News
Smart Woman Securities Focus On General Finance And Business Skills, Empowerment
Smart Woman Securities teaches upper-level basic financial skills to students who may not be exposed to them in their normal classroom settings.
News
Lenten Ads, Articles Reveal Students’ Traditions, Attitudes, And Sacrifices
Students have taken both fervent and funny approaches to Lent over the years.
Column
Live Long And Laugh
Laughing at life’s idiosyncrasies is easy, even if you’re 100 years old and have seen it all.
News
Fiddle Kid Carries Family Hockey Tradition
Danny Gillis’s family may has been involved with BC for almost 100 years, but now he’s the one in the spotlight.
News
From Mission Trips To Exotic Beaches, No Two Spring Breaks Are The Same
While we may all be thinking about Spring Break, we’re thinking about it in different ways and have been for a long time.
