BC’s Assets Totaled $7.7 Billion in 2025, Records Show

Annika Engelbrecht • November 2, 2025

Following a year of heightened scrutiny of higher education institutions, Boston College reported increases in net total assets, operating revenues, and non-operating assets for fiscal year 2025.

Newton’s First Black Mayor and BC Alum Setti Warren Dies at 55

Genevieve Morrison • November 2, 2025

Setti Warren, the former Newton mayor whose storied political legacy sprouted from Boston College's student government, died Sunday at 55.

“This Is Our Breakout Year”: BC Men’s Basketball 2025–26 Season Preview

Maria Stefanoudakis and Mac Cobb • November 2, 2025

BC men's basketball begins its season at FAU on Monday night. The Heights' season preview breaks down the Eagles' roster and schedule for 2025–26.

BC Loses Eighth Straight Holy War Matchup, Falls to No. 12 Notre Dame 25–10

Aidan Gravina • November 1, 2025

Boston College football (1–8, 0–5 Atlantic Coast) fell to No. 12 Notre Dame (6–2) 25–10 on Saturday in the first Holy War matchup in Chestnut Hill since 2022. The loss marked its eighth straight against the Fighting Irish, dating back to 2008, and marked BC’s eighth straight loss on the season. 

Are the Arts Alive at BC? Alumni Reflect On Whether the University Is Doing Enough

Maddie Mulligan, Maria Beatriz Saldanha, and Milo Priddle • October 30, 2025

BC has a multitude of dance, a cappella, and comedy groups, as well as a successful theatre program. Yet, there are very few notable BC graduates who have gone on to work professionally in creative fields. Most alumni end up in conventional, white-collar professions—law, business, politics. This prompts the question: Is BC doing enough for its arts scene? 

17 Years of Silence: The Story of BC’s Last Holy War Win

Maria Stefanoudakis, Sports Editor • October 29, 2025

This year’s game marks half a century of the Holy War. It is a rivalry, a tradition, and a legend. Boston College has not won since 2008, when the Eagles shut out Notre Dame 17–0 at home in front of nearly 45,000 people. Here’s the story of that game, told by the people who were there to witness it.

College Republicans of America Cuts Ties With BC Chapter After Group Disavows Speaker’s Remarks

Nikita Osadchiy and Riley Del Sesto • October 28, 2025

The College Republicans of America (CRA) designated the Boston College Republicans as an “unwelcome organization” and revoked their charter Monday, following nationwide pushback over the group’s decision to distance itself from a conservative speaker it hosted last week.

Man Trespassed After Shouting Racial Slur Near Black Students Outside St. Mary’s Hall

Nikita Osadchiy • October 26, 2025

The Boston College Police Department (BCPD) issued a trespass Thursday to a man who shouted the n-word and string of expletives at a group of Black students outside St. Mary’s Hall.

The Exit Interview: Newton Mayor Fuller Reflects on Eight Years in Office

Laney McAden • October 26, 2025

With her tenure almost behind her and the municipal election on Nov. 4, Fuller is insistent that every candidate, whether for school committee, city council, or the mayoralty, needs to be forward-thinking and prepared to meet the challenges of the current era. 

BC Keeps It Close With No. 19 Louisville, Suffers 38–24 Loss on the Road

Maria Stefanoudakis, Sports Editor • October 26, 2025

Boston College lost to No. 19 Louisville on the road on Saturday night despite leading for most of the first half. The Eagles are off to their worst start since 2012.

No. 9 BC Stomped by No. 7 Denver 7–3, Suffers Fourth Straight Loss to Pioneers

Sebby Fitzgerald • October 25, 2025

No. 9 Boston College men's hockey suffered its fourth straight loss to No. 7 Denver on Friday night in Conte Forum, losing 7–3 despite outshooting its opponent in all three periods.

BC Republicans Denounce Controversial Speaker’s Remarks

Nikita Osadchiy and Riley Del Sesto • October 24, 2025

The Boston College Republicans denounced Nick Solheim’s remarks, emphasizing that the group does not endorse his rhetoric and that it is actively cooperating with the Office of Student Involvement (OSI) to resolve an investigation into the unapproved event.