BC’s peer schools also generally reported more sexual assaults for 2016.
Sen. Ed Markey Discusses DACA, Climate Change, and His BC Days
Markey decided in high school that he wanted to go to BC Law.
Students Hold Vigil for Victims of Recent Disasters, Las Vegas Shooting
“I think it’s time for me to finally go home to see my island,” said Edgar Sanchez, LSOE ’19.
BC Conference Focuses on Church and Family
For many Catholics, Pope Francis has been a revitalizing force for the Church, albeit not without controversy. In April 2016 the pontiff released, “Amoris Laetitia,” or “The Joy of Love,” which focuses on addressing the full range of issues facing families in the 21st century, not just doctrine concerning marriage and divorce. The nine-chapter, 261-page…
For Spanish Students at BC, Strong Feelings on Catalan Independence
In interviews with 14 BC students from Spain, some prayed for the unity of Spain, while others argued that Catalonia should be independent.
Savoy, Hokies Extend BC’s ACC Skid Under the Lights
The Eagles’ 12th-ranked secondary got torched for 322 yards by freshman Josh Jackson and Virginia Tech on Saturday night.
Men’s Hockey Claws Back for Season-Opening Tie Against Quinnipiac
The Eagles answered a lot of questions in their season-opening tie to Quinnipiac that should help define the team’s identity throughout the season.
Crowley Earns 250th Career Win as Women’s Hockey Sweeps Minnesota Duluth
Freshman Daryl Watts got a hat trick in only her second time in an Eagles uniform to help head coach Katie Crowley win her 250th game.
Lonergan, Women’s Hockey Get Off to Hot Start in Season Opener
Behind the sharp play of Caitrin Lonergan and a revitalized defense, BC women’s hockey took down Minnesota Duluth in the season’s opening game.
UGBC Creates Committee to Fundraise for Hurricane Maria Relief
Unidos Por Puerto is a fundraising effort set up specifically for hurricane relief with over 20 major corporate partners.