By: Marly Morgus
The purity of college football is threatened by the possibility of paying student athletes.
Column, Sports
COLUMN: There’s Nothing Wrong With Showing Some Personality
By: Austin Tedesco
As seen through Richard Sherman, quiet and humble doesn’t have to define all athletes.
Athletics, News
Athletics Clarifies Aid Allocation
By: Austin Tedesco
Of the 336 male and 360 female participants in Boston College athletics during the 2012-13 season, 164 men and 187 women received athletically-related financial aid, according to data provided to The Heights by the BC athletic department.
Sports, Basketball, Winter
The Struggle Continues For BC Women’s Basketball
By: Brian Brooks
With a 56-50 loss to Wake Forest, BC lost its third game in a row.
Winter, Sports
MEN’S HOCKEY: The Streak Goes On
By: Mike Hoff
BC edges Penn State 3-2 to keep undefeated stretch alive.
Hockey, Winter, Sports
WOMEN’S HOCKEY: BC Beats UNH Away
By: Molly Connor
A 3-2 victory sealed a weekend sweep for BC over UNH.
Fall, Sports
Meehan Scores Gold
By: Connor Mellas
McKenzie Meehan started with an invitation and ended with a Golden Boot.
Hockey, Column, Winter, Sports
The BC Men’s Hockey Team’s Report Card
By: Connor Mellas
Grades are in, and despite a fantastic season so far, there’s room for improvement.
Winter, Sports
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: Bit By The Wolfpack
By: Emily Malcynsky
BC fell 85-76 to NC State on Thursday
Women's Hockey, Hockey, Sports
With Top Scorer Missing, Trivigno, Wasylk, and Boyles Step Up For BC
By: Tom Merolo
With Boston College facing its third straight game without leading scorer Haley Skarupa, it was fair to ask who would generate the offense. In Saturday’s game against UNH, the two players stepping up to the challenge were forwards Dana Trivigno and Taylor Wasylk, the second and first stars of the game, respectively.
