A variety of factors have contributed to the growth of the international student population on campus, including significant growth in the representation of students from countries in Asia, who constitute 65 percent of the total.
Top Story, Men's Hockey
Eagles Open Floodgates in Second Period Against Lowell
With five different goal scorers—on two different goalies—Boston College men’s hockey rode its way to a convincing 5-2 win over Massachusetts Lowell to maintain its lead over Hockey East.
Women's Hockey, Top Story
Burt Makes History, BC Clinches Hockey East Regular-Season Title at Providence
Not only did Katie Burt become the all-time winningest goaltender in NCAA history, but the Eagles also locked up the conference’s regular-season crown, capping off the weekend series sweep in Providence.
Top Story, On Campus, News
Union Stages ‘Work-In’ at O’Neill, Responds to Criticism from Admin
Members of the union are holding work-ins to attract attention to its cause, with the goal of showing that they are working employees rather than just students.
Top Story, Men's Hockey
After Equalizing, BC Concedes Game-Winner at UMass Lowell
Over the course of the first five and a half minutes of the third period, Graham McPhee single-handedly erased the River Hawks’ two-goal lead, only to see UMass Lowell log the game-winner 66 seconds later.
Top Story, Women's Hockey
Katie Burt Ties NCAA Wins Record, Eagles Roll Over Friars
BC’s Katie Burt tied the NCAA record set by Minnesota’s Noora Räty for career wins (114) as the Eagles used a big third period to down Providence on Friday night.
News, Top Story, Administration
Tax Legislation Could Have Less Impact at BC Than Initially Feared
The final version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Bill Act, enacted on Jan. 1, may not be as damaging to the University as initially feared.
Top Story, Men's Basketball
BC Fails to Keep Pace With Syracuse’s Shooting Barrage
In addition to losing Steffon Mitchell to a potential head injury and Jordan Chatman to foul trouble, the Eagles were run out of the Carrier Dome on Wednesday by the Orange, the worst shooting team in the ACC.
Top Story, Administration, News
Admin Letter Criticizes Graduate Employees Union
“Legally, the University has the right to appeal the election,” said Amelie Daigle, GMCAS ’19. “But that absolutely does not make it the ‘right thing to do.’”
Men's Hockey, Top Story
In First Game Since Lohan Injury, Defense Lifts Men’s Hockey Over UMass
The Eagles lost graduate transfer defenseman Kevin Lohan over the weekend, but battled for a defensive victory over Massachusetts at Kelley Rink.
