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“Ken Kersch Can’t Be Replaced”: Remembering a Respected Political Science Professor

Ken Kersch, an award-winning political science professor, made a lasting impact through his teaching and scholarship, according to Gerald Easter. “The Political Science Department was most fortunate to have a teacher and scholar of such high caliber,” Easter, chair of the Boston College political science department, wrote in a statement to The Heights. “Ken was...

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A Guide to Holiday Shopping at the BC Bookstore

When you walk into the store, you’re immediately greeted by a sea of red, black, and white New Balance apparel. Etched onto each article of clothing, the BC logo practically begs to be purchased. From sweatshirts to hats to cozy sweatpants, there are tons of options for holiday gifts. My favorite is the “Boston College Grandparent” merchandise—a heartfelt way to celebrate the BC pride in your family. 

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Cultivating a Secret Garden in Your Mind

Every day, middle school me spent hours practicing tennis alone against a backboard, with only my imagination to keep me company. At the time, all I focused on was perfecting my form, not realizing that I was also inadvertently training something even more important: the ability to daydream.

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Gallery: BC Football Win Against UNC 2024

The Boston College Eagles defeated the University of North Carolina Tar Heels in an ACC matchup in Chestnut Hill. Not only did the Eagles celebrate their victory, they also welcomed back Doug Flutie, BC ’84, on the 40th anniversary of his iconic hail-mary pass.  With this win, the Eagles moved their record to 6–5 and...