On Thursday evening, UGBC held a Town Hall meeting to expand their conversation on diversity and inclusion with the administration to include students and faculty.
Top Story, Features
Catching Cronin’s Perspective Beyond Annual ‘Dating Talk’
Professor Kerry Cronin’s role extends outside the classroom into the love lives of her students.
Women's Hockey, Top Story
Women’s Hockey Trounces Maine, Advances to Hockey East Semifinals
The Eagles keep their 36-game winning streak alive, riding goals from Dana Trivigno, Makenna Newkirk, and Kenzie Kent to fly into North Andover for the Hockey East Semis.
Top Story, Men's Hockey
Eagles Fall in Lowell, Will Share Hockey East Regular Season Title With Providence
Men’s hockey lost for the first time in 2016, failing to generate any offensive pressure in a 3-1 loss to the River Hawks.
Top Story, Men's Hockey
Eagles Clinch No. 1 Seed, Share of Regular Season Title With Win Over UMass Lowell
After two goals from Ryan Fitzgerald and some outstanding goaltending by Thatcher Demko on Senior Night, the Eagles will bring the Bertagna Cup back to Chestnut Hill.
News, On Campus, Top Story
Conduct Consultants Begin Pilot Program for Student Rights
This semester, UGBC started a conduct consultant program for students to learn about their rights when they have been documented.
News, On Campus, Top Story
MedLife Screening: ‘Girls Rising’ for Equal, Global Education
On Tuesday night, Medicine, Education, and Development to Low Income Families Everywhere (MEDLIFE) hosted a screening of Girl Rising, a documentary following the lives of girls across the globe in the pursuit of education despite gender and financial barriers.
News, On Campus, Top Story
‘The Damage Was Done:’ Lawyers From ‘Making a Murderer’ Speak at BC Law
Two lawyers from the defense team from Netflix series ‘Making a Murderer’ spoke to students at BC Law School on Wednesday about their experiences with the trial.
Arts, On Campus, Top Story
The Lasting Legacy of Lou Montgomery
In the late 1930s Lou Montgomery became BC’s first black athlete. Despite this marked stride towards progressive ideals, Montgomery faced adversity and prejudice at home and on the road. As a virtuous man, Montgomery took these unfair slights with equal parts grace and strength.
Top Story, Men's Basketball
Eagles Miss Wide-Open Shots vs. Virginia Tech in 15th Straight Loss
Despite clear looks, especially from 3-point range, the Eagles still struggled, big time. And their attitude after the game showed it.
