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.
News, Top Story, Administration
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.’”
Top Story, Men's Hockey
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.
Top Story, Athletics
BC Athletics Unveils Student-Athlete Fueling Station
The fueling station—an installment that Director of Athletics Martin Jarmond saw during his time at Michigan State and Ohio State—is designed to offer free nutritional snacks and refreshments to all student-athletes, year-round.
Top Story, Men's Hockey
Men’s Hockey’s Kevin Lohan Victim of Unprovoked Assault, out Indefinitely
The Eagles lost defenseman Kevin Lohan indefinitely after the 6-foot-5 graduate transfer was punched, unprovoked, while waiting in line at a pizzeria.
News, Top Story, Academics
Lynch Students Nominated for Prestigious National Scholarships
“There’s just a tremendous amount of incredibly strong undergraduate level scholarly work going on [in the Lynch School],” said Julia DeVoy, the school’s associate dean of undergraduate students.
News, On Campus, Top Story
2000 Comm. Ave. Starts Semester With Fewer Vacancies
“It’s easy to be dissuaded from living here because of the distance and separation from campus, but in my opinion the benefits outweigh the small costs,” said Justin Panzariono, CSOM ’20.
Off Campus, News, Top Story
Five Break-Ins Off Campus This Month
According to William Stone, a resident of Foster St. and MCAS ’19, one group of BC students living on Foster St. had various valuables stolen and all of their exterior doors broken down.
