UGBC’s website redesign and the new programming board both exhibit promise of an improvement over last semester.
Boston, Metro
‘Allston Christmas’ Leads To Traffic And Trash Yet Again
As college students move back into Boston’s neighborhoods, deeper issues with the city’s housing are again revealed.
Sports, Football, Fall
BC’s Versatile Ground Game Must Come Up Big Against Pittsburgh
Myles Willis, Tyler Rouse, and Tyler Murphy led BC on the turf in its opener against UMass.
Arts, Off Campus
This Weekend In Arts: Boston Calling, SOWA Open Market, And More
Head to Boston Calling and Make Music Boston for weekend performances in the city, or celebrate the summer season with the Institute of Contemporary Arts.
News, On Campus
O’Neill Library Replaces Bapst As Late Night Study Space
The main room of Bapst Library has been replaced by O’Neill Library as the 24/5 study space for students since classes started at Boston College.
News, On Campus
The Weeknd, Shwayze In Talks For Fall Concert
The new Campus Activities Board of Boston College (CAB) and Associate Director of the Office of Student Involvement Mark Miceli confirmed last Friday that they are working toward booking Canadian R&B artist The Weeknd and rapper Shwayze for BC’s Fall Concert.
Sports, Fall
Hayley Dowd’s Header Gives Eagles Win Over Huskies
On Wednesday evening, the BC women’s soccer team put a few balls into the box to create chances on the way to a 1-0 win.
Opinions, Column
Recalling Our Origins And Remembering Our Responsibilities
In light of our education, we should not forget our origins and the opportunities we have been offered.
Opinions, Column
The Scary Truth About Meatball Obsession
A note found in the bushes tells the true story behind Meatball Obsession.
Sports, Fall, Column
Change To A Diamond Is Hard But Inevitable
Men’s soccer has changed its tactical system to adapt to its players and modern soccer.
