Vice Provost for Research and Academic Planning Tom Chiles referenced the new department at an information session regarding the upcoming Schiller Institute for Integrated Science and Society.
Sports, Spring, Baseball
Crucial Error Sends Eagles to 2-1 Win Over Crimson
For the second game in a row, BC broke a 1-1 deadlock in the final two innings and escaped a tough local foe in Harvard behind strong pitching.
News, On Campus, Top Story, Academics, Administration
Administrators Reveal Details About Schiller Schedule, Effects on Campus
The meeting addressed the project’s effects on traffic, parking, and noise, as well as confirmation of a new engineering department—the first public indication of any such plans.
Sports, Spring, Softball
Giery, Eagles Jump on Dartmouth Early, Roll to 8-2 Win
Behind a home run and a three-RBI day from Kristin Giery, BC won its third-straight non-conference matchup, easily dispatching the visiting Big Green.
Opinions, Letters To The Editor
Letter to the Editor: In Response to “The New England Classic Calls for Abolition of UGBC”
“The vast majority of UGBC’s advocacy work, however, is done by ALC, GLC, and CSD, which is often forgotten in the midst of Senate elections and debates that do nothing for the student body.”
Sports, Spring, Baseball
Mancini, Timely Hitting Leads BC to Win in Rhode Island
Joe Mancini went seven strong in his best start of the season and the Eagles tied the game in the seventh before taking the lead for good in the ninth.
Spring, Softball, Sports
Three-Run Fourth Lifts Eagles Past Visiting UMass Lowell
After squandering an early one-run lead, BC rallied to snap a skid of five straight losses at home and knocked off the River Hawks behind a late inning surge.
