Linebacker Matt Milano and John Johnson, who could play either defensive back or safety, were both selected in the 2017 NFL Draft this weekend.
Features
The Mursday Effect Chapter 12: Here at the End of All Things
The Heights’ humor mystery serial finally comes to an end—but will our heroes be successful in their attempt to save the world?
Column, Featured Column
A Brief To-Do List for New AD Martin Jarmond
Martin Jarmond arrived on campus to a flurry of questions on Monday. He’ll have a full plate, but here’s what he should address first.
Spring
Dreswick, Eagles Silence Lowell Bats in Home Opener
Jessica Dreswick and Kendra Friedt combined to hold the River Hawks to one run over seven innings of shutdown pitching in a 3-1 victory.
Top Story, Women's Basketball
Mariella Fasoula to Transfer From Women’s Basketball
The Eagles’ star sophomore center will transfer away from the program at the end of the semester.
Column, Featured Column
Notorious Eagle-Killer Seth Beer Destined for MLB Stardom
Seth Beer has crushed Birdball in six career games, batting .381 with three home runs. But BC shouldn’t feel bad—the former swimming prodigy is doing it to everyone in college baseball.
Athletics
For AD Hunt, Boston College Hires Parker Executive Search
Boston College has hired Parker Executive Search to help screen and select candidates to be the next Director of Athletics.
2017 Spring Sports Preview
Doubled Down: How Michael Strem Became Boston College’s ‘Doubles Machine’
As Birdball’s pitching staff faces heavy turnover, Strem will be tasked with leading a lineup that hopes to return to the NCAA tournament.
On Campus, Arts, Music
BC’s Chamber Music Society Cast a Classical Spell on Audiences
BC’s Chamber Music Society featured talented student and faculty pianists, cellists, and a lone flutist playing the stylings of Mozart, D. Shostakovich, and Louise Farrenc.
Features
The Mursday Effect Chapter Four: Weirdos in a Weird Land
The next chapter of The Mursday Effect has arrived, and the mystery humor serial’s authors are coming to blows—written ones, that is.
