AJ Dillon was selected by the Green Bay Packers at No. 62 overall in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft on Friday.
Arts, Column
Mayer: Consumerism and the Pandemic
While retailers show their support for hospital workers, as consumers, we need to support our retailers during this time too.
Features
Hiatus From the Heights: BC Students Transition to Remote Learning
“When [people] feel like they can’t do the things they usually do to use their minds or to bring them joy, that’s always tough to hear and reminds me why this whole effort is going to be really important to them and to the rest of the world.”
Review, Arts
Episode Two of ‘Oh Hello: The P’dcast’ Disappoints
Former arts editors Jacob Schick, Emily Himes, and Kaylie Ramirez, and former Editor-in-Chief Steven Everett review episode two of Oh Hello: The P’dcast.
Arts, On Campus
Annual Arts Fest To Be Held Virtually
The Arts Council will move this year’s Arts Fest online, with events scheduled to broadcast through social media and on the Council’s website.
Sports, Football
Counting Down BC’s Top Five Most Overperforming Draft Picks (In Hindsight)
Boston College has produced many NFL talents over the years, many of whom were selected late in the draft but grew into stars in the pros.
Sports, Football
Where Will AJ Dillon Land? Evaluating Mock Drafts
Most analysts have AJ Dillon getting selected in the fourth or fifth rounds of the 2020 NFL Draft, but some teams could be a better fit for him than others.
Arts, Music, Review
Joji Returns With Balladry and More in Singles
Joji’s “Gimme Love” is heartfelt and vulnerable and Still Woozy and Bon Iver also release singles.
Arts, Music, Review
Sufjan Stevens Veers Into the Unknown with ‘Aporia’
Sufjan Stevens’ New Age-inspired ‘Aporia’ is a departure from his previous work, and perhaps a tad too adventurous for his generally open-minded fans.
Sports, 2019-20 Athletes of the Year
2019-20 Breakout Female Athlete of the Year: Margo Carlin
After missing her last high school season due to an ACL injury, Margo Carlin began her collegiate career with a bang—and she led the Eagles to a deep run in the NCAA tournament while she was at it.
