“We also remind the students that they’re moving into a community—a hard working community where people are,” Boyle said. “It’s not college life. You know, it’s not the Mods.”
Fall, Top Story, Football, Sports
Castellanos and Robichaux Shine as BC Takes Down Georgia Tech 38–23
For the first time in the 2023 season, BC football defeated a team with a double-digit scoring lead, dropping Georgia Tech 38–23 on the road.
On Campus, News, Top Story
Members of Swim and Dive Program Sue BC, Seeking to Lift Suspension and Receive Damages
Thirty-seven unnamed members of Boston College men’s and women’s swim and dive filed a lawsuit against the University on Tuesday for allegedly imposing an unjustified suspension after recent hazing allegations.
On Campus, Top Story, News
Former President of Costa Rica Emphasizes Leadership for Service, Not Power
Alvarado Quesada was elected as president of Costa Rica in 2018 and finished his constitutionally limited term in 2022. He visited Boston College on Tuesday to speak at the Clough Colloquium, hosted by the Winston Center for Leadership and Ethics.
News, On Campus, Top Story, Administration
Leahy Addresses Hamas Attacks on Israel in Email to BC Community
University President Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J., sent an email to the BC community on Friday addressing Hamas’ recent attacks on Israel.
Fall, Top Story, Football, Sports
Lock-Down First Half, Historic Run Game Propels BC to 27–24 Road Win Over Army
Boston College football defeated Army 27–24 in West Point, N.Y., behind Thomas Castellanos’ four rushing touchdowns.
Administration, Top Story, Off Campus, News
BC Purchases Mount Alvernia High School Property Across From Newton Campus
Boston College has purchased Mount Alvernia High School’s closed-down campus, located across the street from BC’s Newton Campus, according to a University release.
Fall, Top Story, Football, Sports
Eagles Storm Back, Squeak Past Virginia for First FBS Win of Season
Boston College football avoided disaster on Saturday, narrowly defeating Virginia 27–24 behind a second-half comeback.
On Campus, Top Story, News
ResLife Student Workers’ Unionization Effort Calls for Job Transparency and Equitable Wages
The main goal of unionizing Boston College Residential Life student workers is to put ResLife employees at more of an equal playing field with their employers, BC ResLife Student Workers said in an email to The Heights.
Sports, Fall, Top Story, Football
BC Flattened by Louisville 56–28, Burned in the Secondary Department
On Saturday, Boston College football fell to 1–3 on the season after being unable to stop Louisville’s offense in a 56–28 loss.
