Two of the biggest legends in Boston College football history, Matt Ryan and Luke Kuechly, will receive the one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a player.
Casey Fitzgerald, Two Commits, Selected in 2016 NHL Entry Draft
After an impressive freshman campaign, the younger Fitzgerald brother joins commits Joseph Woll and Graham McPhee with selections in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft.
Health Services Relocates to 2150 Comm. Ave
UHS began operations in its new location in 2150 Comm. Ave today with updated equipment and additional space.
A Year in Boston College Athletics, 2015-16
It’s been 428 long games, plus countless meets, but our time covering Boston College Athletics has come to an end for this year. Here are our stories from 2015-16.
Wicked, Glee Star to Perform at 2016 Pops on the Heights Gala
Kristin Chenoweth, known for her roles in TV, movie and Broadway shows, will be the guest performer at the 2016 Pops on the Heights gala.
Pitching Coach Jim Foster Departs, Will Join Army; Sciortino and King Head to Pros
After a two-year tenure as Mike Gambino’s right-hand man, Jim Foster will become the new skipper of the United States Military Academy. Juniors Mike King and Nick Sciortino are also off to the pros.
Graduate of the Class of 2016 Died in Phoenix Home, High School Confirmed
Timmy Frakes, MCAS ’16, passed away Tuesday morning at his parents home in Phoenix, Ariz. More information to come.
Birdball’s Magical Run Ends in Game Three of Super Regional
Amid brawls and bombs from a difficult Miami lineup, the Eagles’ impressive run to the college baseball postseason ends in the Super Regionals.
Behind King and Bigras, Birdball Battles Back to Take Game Two of Super Regional
It was all smiles from Mike King and Co. after a 5-3 win as the Eagles and Hurricanes get set for a winner-take-all Game Three on Sunday afternoon.
Comeback Too Late for Birdball in Super Regional Opener Against Miami
Two Miami home runs in a four-run third inning off ace Justin Dunn and a collapse by the bullpen put led to a deficit that even a scrappy Boston College team couldn’t overcome.