The past two weeks, Clemson has had a few fourth-quarter scares. Meanwhile, Miami’s been rolling over top-15 teams, including then-No. 3 Notre Dame. As of now, everyone else in the ACC is looking up at the “U”.
Football, ACC Power Rankings
Miami Rejoins Clemson Atop Conference in Week 10 ACC Power Rankings
Coming into Saturday, the Hurricanes had won their previous four games by a combined 18 points. Miami beat Virginia Tech alone by 18, and practically wrapped up the Coastal Division.
News, On Campus
Panel Discusses Dwindling Jesuits in Society
Rev. Robert Keane, S.J. said that in 1965, 149 Jesuits lived in St. Mary’s Hall. In 2000, that number dropped to 130 Jesuits. Today, there are only 50 Jesuits living in St. Mary’s Hall.
2017 Basketball Preview
Deontae Hawkins Is Ready for a Fresh Start
Deontae Hawkins is farther away from his turbulent Dayton neighborhood than he’s ever been, but he’s playing basketball for all those left behind.
Women's Hockey
Women’s Hockey Stays Undefeated Despite Scare at Syracuse
The Eagles overcame a 3-1 deficit at Syracuse on Saturday afternoon, keeping their undefeated record intact with a 4-3 win.
Women's Hockey
Women’s Hockey Tallies Seven Goals in Win Versus Providence
The Eagles scored seven goals in another conference win, beating Providence at Conte Forum on Friday afternoon, 7-4.
Football, ACC Power Rankings
Florida State Plummets in Week Nine ACC Power Rankings
The Seminoles were embarrassed on national television on Friday night, losing to Boston College, 35-3, and now are on the verge of missing their first bowl game since 1981.
Fall
Slow Start Dooms Women’s Soccer Versus No. 3 UNC
Alexis Bryant allowed two “soft goals” in the first nine minutes, and the Tar Heels ran away with a 4-1 win under the lights at Newton Campus Field.
News, Top Story, Administration
Next Steps for Union: Selecting Representation and Priorities
Once the union selects a bargaining committee, graduate workers will vote on a slate of priorities for negotiations with BC.
News, On Campus
UGBC to Launch New PR Campaign, Postpones Vote on Blind Ballots
The Student Assembly of the Undergraduate Government at Boston College started the year by focusing on outreach and transparency to improve their relationship with the student body.
