Boston College will require students, faculty, and staff on campus for the spring semester to receive a COVID-19 booster shot, according to The Boston Globe.
McMullen Receives Art Donation Worth Over $20 Million
Boston College’s McMullen Museum of Art received one of the largest donations in BC’s history—an art collection worth upward of $20 million from Peter Lynch, according to a University release published on Tuesday.
James Woods, Longest-Serving BC Dean, Passes at 90
The decades-long tenure of Rev. James A. Woods, S.J., namesake of the Woods College of Advancing Studies, was marked by a forceful commitment to transforming the lives of the countless students who stepped into his office.
Hafley Signs Contract Extension Through 2026
With college football’s coaching carousel in full swing, Hafley reaffirmed his commitment to the Eagles.
Eagles Demolished by Wake To End Regular Season
Phil Jurkovec threw for just 19 yards and BC lost 42-10 in a disappointing finish to a lackluster season.
Florida State Holds Off Eagles’ Comeback Bid
BC clawed back in the second half but could not overcome Phil Jurkovec’s struggles and a dominant Seminoles passing game and fell 26-23.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court To Review Inyoung You Case
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court will review the criminal charges brought against former Boston College student Inyoung You in February of next year in connection with the suicide of her longtime boyfriend Alexander Urtula in 2019.
Meet Four of Boston College’s Afghanistan Veterans
Thousands of Boston College alumni, students, faculty, and staff have served in the U.S. military. In light of the end of the Afghanistan War, The Heights highlights some of their stories.
Flowers, Jurkovec Carry BC to Bowl Eligibility With Win Over Georgia Tech
Boston College football became bowl eligible with a 41–30 win over Georgia Tech thanks to three rushing touchdowns for QB Phil Jurkovec.
Eagles Mark Jurkovec’s Return With Win Over Virginia Tech
Quarterback Phil Jurkovec made his return to the field, and Boston College football earned a 17–3 win over Virginia Tech.