The Heights

Fitzgerald Brothers Have Helped Propel BC to Frozen Four

Michael Sullivan • April 3, 2016

Brothers Ryan and Casey Fitzgerald have each had breakout seasons. That's been the difference maker in BC's path to the Frozen Four.

Russell Simons, Meredith McCaffrey Elected 2016-17 UGBC President, Executive Vice President

Taylor St. Germain • April 1, 2016

Russell Simons, MCAS '17, and Meredith McCaffrey, MCAS '17, were named the next UGBC president and executive vice president on April 1.

Full-Time Mentality: After Increased Demand, UCS Adds Two Full-Time Staff Members

Alexandra Allam • March 31, 2016

After the demand on University Counseling Services (UCS) continues to increase, an anonymous donation in combination with an approval from the Board of Trustees for the 2016-2017 budget has allotted the department two additional positions.

Town Hall Challenges Inclusivity of UGBC Candidates’ Platforms

Taylor St. Germain • March 31, 2016

Diversity and Inclusion’s Town Hall was held on March 30 in the Vanderslice Cabaret Room, where candidates for Undergraduate Government of Boston College president were questioned on their plans to support inclusion on campus.

Imagine Boston 2030 Aims to Envision a Transformed Boston

Joseph Yuengert • March 31, 2016

Boston College’s Rappaport Center for Law and Public Policy and the Joseph E. Corcoran Center for Real Estate and Urban Action, along with the City of Boston hosted lawmakers, businessmen, and academics to discuss the first Boston city-wide planning initiative in 50 years at the Imagine Boston 2030 Forum: “Making Choices for a Growing City," on Tuesday evening.

Emmy Nominee Brings Political Discussions to the Table

Chris Russo • March 31, 2016

On Tuesday evening, Emmy-nominated documentary maker Julie Winoker talked about traveling across the country with a table to get students to engage in political discussions.

Skogsbergh Impresses in Career-Long Outing on the Mound

Alec Greaney • March 30, 2016

After surrendering an RBI double and a walk in his first inning of relief, Bobby Skogsbergh faced the minimum number of batters in his final 3 1/3 innings of scoreless work.

Scene & Heard 5 — Chris Vu

Ryan Dowd • March 29, 2016

Recently featured in Sean Casey's "Night" and Small Talk's newest EP, junior pianist Vu reflects on life in and outside of Juice.

Boston College Advances to 25th Frozen Four in Program History

Michael Sullivan • March 26, 2016

With a 3-2 victory over the University of Minnesota Duluth, the Eagles are bound for Tampa for a chance at their sixth title.

Two Goals Each by Tuch, Cangelosi Lift BC Over Harvard

Michael Sullivan • March 26, 2016

With a strong defensive effort and consistent pressure on Harvard's weak blue line, the Eagles advance in the Northeast Regional Final against Duluth.

BC Athletics Turns Down Potential Fenway Game vs. UConn

Michael Sullivan • March 25, 2016

BC Athletics is also struggling to sell tickets to its game against Georgia Tech in Dublin, Ireland.

Simons, Patel, Ulrich Continue on in Race to be UGBC President

Taylor St. Germain • March 23, 2016

Following the primary, three teams will continue on in hopes of becoming the 2016-17 UGBC president: Russell Simons, Matthew Ulrich, and Nikita Patel.