After losing $1.68 million in 2013-14, men’s basketball rebounded in 2014-15, turning a profit of $1.12 million, according to the University’s Equity in Athletics Data Report.
New Ticketing Policies Will Limit Fan Access To Shea Field In 2015
BC football fans who want to tailgate on Shea Field during the 2015 season will now require one of 20 tickets distributed by season ticket holders.
Modifications To Gold Pass App In 2015-16, Lottery For Notre Dame Game
BC Athletics will introduce slight changes to the Gold Pass App next year, including a lottery based on seniority for the Eagles’ football game against Notre Dame on Nov. 21.
Addazio, Bates Paid Higher Than Predecessors In 2013-14
BC paid Steve Addazio 57 percent more than his predecessor, Frank Spaziani, in 2013. Brad Bates also received a salary increase in comparison to former AD Gene DiFilippo.
Tickets Heavily Limited To Donors For BC Vs. Notre Dame Game At Fenway
Boston College is allotted just 5,000 tickets for the game, with priority given to those who’ve made significant financial contributions to school.
Athletics Prepares For Week-Long Student Athlete Celebration
While April 6th is commemorated nationally as Student-Athlete Day, BC Athletics has planned a week of events to show appreciation for its student-athletes’ commitment to the University’s mission.
Pete Frates Named PRWeek Communicator Of The Year
Pete Frates was named Communicator of the Year by PRWeek for his success with starting and spreading the ALS Icebucket Challenge and raising awareness for the disease.
Chris Herren, BC ’97, Brings Lessons In Sobriety Back To Chestnut Hill
Ex-addict and former BC basketball player Chris Herren returns to BC to share his experience with substance abuse and his struggle toward sobriety.
Men’s Beanpot Tournament Pushed Back To Feb. 23
Second round of Men’s Beanpot pushed back two weeks due to Winter Storm Marcus.
Injuries Abound In Intramural Sports, Though Remain Largely Overlooked
While varsity athletes are offered extensive services to cover injuries, intramural competitors are often left to suffer through them.