Boston College football wide receiver Zay Flowers participated in position drills in front of hundreds of spectators on Friday at BC’s Pro Day.
Craig Anderson Named Deputy Athletics Director
Craig Anderson will become Boston College’s deputy athletics director, Athletics Director Blake James announced on Wednesday.
Through Eagles for Equality, BC’s Student-Athletes Advocate for Marginalized Voices
In 2020, Eagles for Equality was founded with a goal of creating a more inclusive BC for student-athletes. Two years later, the group is still fighting for change.
“Everything About This Program is First Class”: James Talks Longevity, Pursuit of Excellence at Introductory Press Conference
Newly hired athletics director Blake James spoke to the BC community and the media for the first time on Thursday at his introductory press conference.
Athletics Director Pat Kraft Hired Away to Penn State
Boston College Athletics Director Pat Kraft signed a contract on Friday to become Penn State’s next director of athletics. He will assume the role on July 1.
Remembering Former BC Football Coach Joe Yukica
On Jan. 22, former BC football coach Joe Yukica died at the age of 90. He spent 10 years at BC and was inducted into BC’s Varsity Club Hall of Fame in 2000.
BC Athletics Announces Vaccine Mandate in Conte Forum
Boston College Athletics announced on Tuesday that it will require COVID-19 vaccines for all fans ages 12 and over in Conte Forum.
Former Women’s Soccer Coach Is Suing BC for Gender Discrimination and Improper Wiretapping
Former Boston College women’s soccer coach Alison Foley is suing the University for gender discrimination and illegal wiretapping after allegedly being forced to resign in 2018 following her record-setting 22 seasons.
As Legal Landscape Shifts, BC Adapts to Capitalize on NIL Opportunities
As the legal landscape shifts almost daily, Boston College athletics is working to give its student-athletes ample opportunity.
BC Unveils SOAR Program To Aid NIL Process
The program comes after the Supreme Court forced the NCAA to rule that athletes could profit from their names, image, and likeness.