Maggie Holahan heard a noise coming from her living room. When she walked around the corner, she came face-to-face with a man climbing through her window. He ran away upon seeing her.
Off Campus, Top Story, News
Water Main Break on Commonwealth Avenue Disrupts Businesses
A water main broke in front of the Boston College MBTA station on Commonwealth Avenue on Monday afternoon, temporarily suspending surrounding businesses.
Fall, Top Story, Football, Sports
BC Set to Play in 2023 Fenway Bowl Against No. 17 Southern Methodist
Boston College football will play No. 17 Southern Methodist in the 2023 Wasabi Fenway Bowl on Dec. 28 at 11 a.m.
Sports, Top Story, Winter, Hockey, Men's Hockey
No. 1 Eagles Split Two-Game Series Against Northeastern With 3–1 Win at Matthews Arena
Despite giving up an early goal, No.1 Boston College men’s rebounded with three of its own in a 3–1 win over Northeastern.
News, On Campus, Top Story
BC Celebrates Annual Christmas Tree Lighting With Singing and Festivities
Boston College’s annual Christmas tree lighting marked the start of the holiday season on the Heights. Students sipped hot chocolate, stuffed teddy bears, and roasted marshmallows as green and red lights illuminated Gasson Hall in the background.
Sports, Football, Top Story, Fall
BC Finishes Regular Season With 45–20 Blowout Loss to Miami
BC football suffered a 45–20 home defeat to Miami on Friday for its third straight loss, ending its 2023 season on a losing streak.
News, Top Story
Expanding BC: A Look Inside Mount Alvernia and Brookline Campus
Over the past three years, Boston College has purchased two new properties, Mount Alvernia High School and Pine Manor College, to expand its educational and administrative resources. Heights editors got an inside look at the new campuses.
News, Top Story, Administration
Former Professor Sues BC for Sex and Pregnancy Discrimination
A former Boston College professor is suing the University, alleging she faced gender discrimination in her tenure application process that occurred while she took maternity leave.
Fall, Top Story, Football, Sports
Eagles Falter Against Pittsburgh in 24–16 Defeat
Boston College football fell to Pittsburgh 24–16 on Thursday. The Eagles only found the end zone once and allowed 404 total yards to Pitt.
Top Story, Features, Long-term Features, Long-form Features
Maroon, Gold, and Green: The Divestment Debate at BC
“Keep talking,” Landrigan said. “Keep impressing on the elders the importance of the issue. The fact that your generation is going to have to live with [climate change] for a lot longer than we do. And keep making the argument that climate change has to be taken seriously, especially in a Jesuit Catholic University.”
