AJ Dillon and David Bailey ran for a combined 404 yards and five touchdowns as BC leaned heavily on its run game, rolling over the visiting Wolfpack.
Top Story, On Campus, News
Power Outages Affect Upper Dorms, Off-Campus Houses
The email said that BC facilities staff and Eversource, a New England utilities company, are working on a solution.
Sports, Football, Top Story
Anthony Brown Ruled Out for Season With Lower Left Leg Injury
Head coach Steve Addazio announced on Monday that quarterback Anthony Brown is done for the season after suffering an injury in last week’s loss to Louisville.
Top Story, Arts, Music, Off Campus
The Black Keys, Modest Mouse Still Got It at TD Garden Show
The Black Keys, Modest Mouse, and Jessy Wilson played hits of old and new during The Black Keys’ stop at TD Garden on their “Let’s Rock” tour.
Sports, Top Story, Hockey, Men's Hockey
Eagles Open Season With Statement Win Over No. 15 Wisconsin
Three-point nights from Julius Mattila and David Cotton was enough to lift BC past the Badgers, who the Eagles have had problems with in the last few seasons.
Off Campus, News, Top Story
Sorkin Accepts Plea Deals, Avoids Hate Crime Charge
The judge ordered him to pen a letter of apology to the BC community, stay away from all BC campuses, and complete two classes at UNLV related to diversity or racially sensitive issues.
News, On Campus, Top Story
Suspicious Man Seen Looking Into Kostka Hall Windows
BCPD encouraged students to call the police if they see suspicious individuals and to not approach anyone they believe to be suspicious.
Metro, Top Story, Newton
Newton Mayor Seeks $15.7 Million to Take Land from BC Via Eminent Domain
Mayor Fuller filed an application for a funding request for Webster Woods with the Newton Community Preservation Committee on Tuesday. BC purchased the woods in 2016 for $20 million.
On Campus, Arts, Top Story, Arts Features
Introducing The Five Funniest People at BC
Shea Rulon, Sam Harmon, Maya Rao, Nicole Garcia, and Brandon Portillo are the Five Funniest People at BC.
News, Top Story, Administration
Class of 2023 is 36 Percent AHANA+
The Class of 2023 is the most diverse in Boston College history, with 36 percent of the 2,297 students identifying as AHANA+, according to statistics from a University release.
