Along with Boston University and Northeastern, Boston College received fake test scores, according to U.S. Attorney Andrew Lelling, but none of these schools were identified in the charges as having admitted students based on the scheme.
Top Story, Fall, Women's Soccer
Eagles Earn No. 4 Seed in NCAA Tournament, Open Against Hofstra
The Eagles went 14-3-1 in the regular season and despite exiting in the first round of the ACC Tournament, they picked up a No. 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament, which starts Friday.
News, On Campus
UGBC Calls For Divestment From Fossil Fuels
The resolution was sponsored by Ellen O’Brien, MCAS ’20; and co-sponsored by Nicholas Stubblefield, MCAS ’20; Kate Canavan, MCAS ’21; Ignacio Fletcher, MCAS ’20; and Samuel Szemerenyi, MCAS ’20.
Administration, Top Story, News
Investment Guidelines Still in Effect, Contrary to BC Webpage
“The University is engaged in a web redesign effort that began in 2015,” University Spokesman Jack Dunn said in an email. “The Ethical Investment Guidelines remain in full effect and will likely be a component of the new Treasurer’s Office website when it is launched.”
News, On Campus
‘What Exactly Is the Crime?’ Paula Findlen Talks About the Life of Galileo
Despite popular belief, it was not Galileo who first proposed the heliocentric view, Findlen said.
Fall
BC Splits Weekend, Defeating Stanford but Falling to Syracuse
Boston College field hockey fell to the No. 1 Syracuse Orange on Friday, but managed an overtime victory against the No. 14 Stanford Cardinal on Saturday, splitting the weekend against ranked opponents.
Football
Football to Play Home-And-Home Against Stanford in 2028 and 2029
The Eagles will host the Cardinal on Sept. 2, 2028, and will head to Palo Alto, Calif. on Sept. 15, 2029.
Fall
BC Loses First Game Of Season In Shutout Against Stanford
The Eagles had no answer to a strong Cardinal attack, losing 4-0 on the West Coast.
Sports, Women's Basketball
Women’s Basketball Splits Weekend West Coast Swing
Women’s basketball lost to Stanford but rebounded with a victory over St. Mary’s.
Opinions, Editorials
Research Methods Reveal Ethical Shortcomings
Recent events at Harvard, Stanford, and Dartmouth have raised questions about ethical practices in conducting research. The failure to seek informed consent from the participants in two projects is reprehensible.
