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Opening of Practice Spaces at 300 Hammond Pond Delayed to Spring Semester

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Opening of Practice Spaces at 300 Hammond Pond Delayed to Spring Semester

Boston College’s plans to open 300 Hammond Pond Parkway for student rehearsal and performance space have been delayed.
The new plan is to open the space early next semester, as well as provide regular shuttle service to and from the location.

Montserrat Coalition Celebrates 10 Years of Serving BC

News, On Campus, Top Story

Montserrat Coalition Celebrates 10 Years of Serving BC

Last week marked a full decade of the Montserrat Coalition, a University Mission and Ministry initiative that aims to provide financial aid, mentorship, and support for students from low-income backgrounds. The organization’s founder spoke at a celebration on Thursday.

MIT’s ‘Lean on Me’ to Launch at BC Next Year

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MIT’s ‘Lean on Me’ to Launch at BC Next Year

Lean on Me—an anonymous student-to-student texting service—will be launching at Boston College this January. The service originated at MIT when, after a string of suicides at the university, a group of students decided to create something to support student mental health.

Evans Warns Students of Holiday Break-Ins

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Evans Warns Students of Holiday Break-Ins

As the Boston College community begins to depart Chestnut Hill for Thanksgiving break, BC Chief of Police Bill Evans is reminding off-campus students to make sure they lock up before they escape campus for the beginning of the holiday season.

At FSU, Addazio’s Inconsistent Game Management Costs BC Fourth-Quarter Lead

Football, Top Story

At FSU, Addazio’s Inconsistent Game Management Costs BC Fourth-Quarter Lead

The Eagles had a chance to clinch their first eight-win season since 2009, but Steve Addazio elected to punt the game away to Florida State, which kept its 36-year bowl streak alive with a 74-yard game-winning touchdown.

Gareau, Shlala Discuss Core Curriculum Future, Limits

News, Academics, Top Story

Gareau, Shlala Discuss Core Curriculum Future, Limits

Elizabeth H. Shlala was recently named the new assistant director of the core curriculum at Boston College, according to a University release.

Justice, Hall Guide IUPUI to Upset Victory Over Eagles

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Justice, Hall Guide IUPUI to Upset Victory Over Eagles

The Eagles were outrebounded by double-digits and coughed up a 14-point lead to Horizon League foe IUPUI in a stunning and disjointed home loss, the first of the year for Jim Christian’s squad.

Without Brown, BC Struggles Mightily on Offense in Primetime Loss to No. 2 Clemson

Football, Top Story

Without Brown, BC Struggles Mightily on Offense in Primetime Loss to No. 2 Clemson

Anthony Brown left the game in the first quarter with an internal body injury, and the Eagles never really found an on offensive rhythm, recording just 113 total yards against Clemson hours after hosting College GameDay.

After Leaving With Undisclosed Injury in First Quarter, Brown Ruled Out

Football, Top Story

After Leaving With Undisclosed Injury in First Quarter, Brown Ruled Out

Anthony Brown was ruled out with an undisclosed injury after taking a hard fall on BC’s opening drive of its Saturday night game against No. 2 Clemson.

With College GameDay in Town, Campus Embraces Once-in-a-Decade Experience

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With College GameDay in Town, Campus Embraces Once-in-a-Decade Experience

The buzz around campus is undeniable as ESPN’s biggest weekly college football show—College GameDay—arrives on Stokes Lawn ahead of a top-25 matchup with Clemson for the Eagles.

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