On Friday night, BC men’s hockey defeated BU 6-4 in a packed and raucous Conte Forum.
Women's Basketball
Eagles Weather Hurricanes For ACC Win
The BC women’s basketball team drew level in conference play with a 63-62 win over Miami.
Off Campus, News
BC Students Interact With Pope Francis In Rome
By: Kayla Famolare
When Katie Rich and Ethan Mack, both A&S ’15, chose to study abroad in Rome, the two considered their future proximity to the Vatican, the governing body of the Catholic Church and residence of Pope Francis.
Basketball, Sports
Signs Of Life
By: Alex Fairchild
Despite a revitalized effort and a raucous Conte Forum, the Eagles fell 69-59 to Syracuse.
Administration, News
Leo Sullivan To Step Down From Human Resources
By: Connor Farley
After decades serving in the human resources department at Boston College, Leo Sullivan, vice president for human resources, will be stepping down this spring to assume his new position as senior advisor to the president.
Football
Murphy Transfer Official
The transfer of University of Florida quarterback Tyler Murphy to Boston College has been confirmed by the University.
Column, Arts
Making Fashion Resolutions You Can Keep For The New Year
By: Therese Tully
The new year will come with unrealistic promises, but a new you can start with a new look.
Column, Arts
Award Shows’ Decline In The Internet Age
By: John Wiley
In the Internet era, the “award show” is an outdated institution.
Arts
‘Fading West’ Has Energy But Fails To Switch Up Sound
By: Harry Mitchell
Fading West is a consistent, albeit slight, album that forgoes the doom and gloom of some of Switchfoot’s more recent works, but ultimately, doesn’t have much to show for itself.
