After sexual abuse allegations were leveled against James David Christie in a Boston Globe investigation, a former artist-in-residence at the College of the Holy Cross and professor of organ at Oberlin College, organizations in the Boston area have been cutting ties with the organist the Globe described as “one of the greatest organists of his generation.” Christie has performed at the Boston College since at least 1989.
With Hurricane Florence on the Horizon, BC Prepares for First Real Test of 2018
After blowing out Massachusetts and Holy Cross by a combined 82 points, the Eagles will travel to Winston Salem, N.C. to open ACC play against Coastal Division rival Wake Forest, potentially in the midst of Hurricane Florence.
Promising End to 2017-18 Paved the Way for Fall Success
BC’s major fall sports are on a tear to open the 2018 season, and it’s an opening surge that can be traced back to last year’s development and late success.
Editorial: Administration Needs to Work With Students for Lasting Solutions
“Without gathering students’ opinions regarding such established institutions within BC, even marginal changes may face unnecessary retaliation, which would prove unnecessary given adequate student input.”
BC Concedes Goal, But Records Eighth-Straight Win With Rout of Temple
Sam Coffey scored the first goal on a penalty kick, before providing the assist for Kayla Jennings’ second, giving the Eagles a lead they would never relinguish en route to a comfortable win over Temple.
Lost Articles: Backstage with BC Admission
Pete Caruso and David Weber have dedicated their professional careers to guiding prospective BC students through the many stages of the admission process, but find a unique shared passion on a different stage with their band Lost Articles.
The Midas Touch
Erik Weihenmayer, BC ’99, lost his sight when he turned 13—since then, he’s become one of the most accomplished athletes in the world: He’s completed the Seven Summits, climbed technically challenging icefaces around the world, solo kayaked the Grand Canyon, and penned two books. But more notable than his standing at the top of Everest and Kilimanjaro, he’s created a formula for helping others brush past adversity and summit their fears.
What’s Your Prediction for the Rest of BC’s Football Season?
In this Monday’s edition of ‘Voices from the Dustbowl,’ we asked students about their predictions for the rest of BC’s football season. Featured Image by Margaux Eckert
Govaert’s 56th Minute Goal the Difference in Win Over Albany
Behind Fusine Govaert’s late goal, the Eagles knocked off No. 25 Albany for their second consecutive win—a perfect recovery from a disappointing trip to Maryland the week prior.
Paul McCartney’s ‘Egypt Station’ Steams Ahead
Sir Paul McCartney returns after a five year hiatus with his latest studio album, ‘Egypt Station,’ a remarkable collection of good to great songs.