Boston College volleyball’s home court is located in Margot Connell Recreation Center, but there are plenty of issues that come with it. Matthew Ferrara explores the issues that come with it and why the team deserves a better home.
Baseball, Sports, Spring, TU/TD, Voices from the Dustbowl
BC Secures Third Place in Beanpot, Tops UMass 13–6 at Fenway Park
Boston College baseball returned to Fenway Park on Tuesday evening for the third-place game in the 2025 Beanpot Baseball tournament, beating UMass 13-6 behind nine runs in the final two innings.
Baseball, Sports, Spring
Pesky-Pole Home Run Lifts Miami Over BC 3–2 in ALS Awareness Game at Fenway Park
Boston College baseball lost the third game of its series against Miami at Fenway Park on Sunday in the annual ALS Awareness game.
Column, Men's Basketball, Basketball, Sports
Stefanoudakis: A Way-Too-Early Look at BC Basketball
Boston College basketball welcomes three freshmen and four transfers to its 2025–26 roster.
Sports, Top Story, Spring, Lacrosse
No. 2 BC Lacrosse Loses to No. 1 UNC 14–12, Ending Bid for Third Straight Conference Title
No. 2-seed Boston College lacrosse lost to No. 1-seed UNC on Sunday, ending the Eagles’ bid for a third straight ACC title.
Spring, Softball, Sports
BC Falls 5–1, Syracuse Sweeps Weekend Series
Boston College softball was swept by Syracuse this weekend, as the Orange finished the Eagles off with a 5–1 win on Sunday.
Softball, Spring, Sports
Eagles Suffer Mercy-Rule Loss on Saturday, Lose Series Opener on Friday to Fall Behind 2–0 in Series Against Syracuse
Boston College suffered a 7–1 loss to Syracuse on Friday, then a mercy-rule loss on Saturday, to fall behind 2–0 in the series.
Baseball, Spring, Sports
BC Drops Series to Miami, Loses 13–4 in Second Game of Series
Boston College baseball lost 13–4 to Miami on Saturday, dropping its second consecutive game ahead of Sunday’s ALS Awareness game at Fenway Park.
Lacrosse, Sports, Spring
No. 2-Seed BC Lacrosse Defeats No. 3-Seed Stanford, Continues Its Bid for Third Straight ACC Championship
No. 2-seed BC lacrosse beat No. 3-seed Stanford 16–9 on Friday night, setting the Eagles up for a championship matchup with No. 1-seed UNC.
Column, Men's Hockey, Hockey, Sports
Brennan: College Hockey Doesn’t Run Through New England Anymore, and That’s Okay.
NCHC teams have won seven of the last nine national championships. Why is it that Hockey East teams can’t get it done against the NCHC?
