“I’m also really proud that the center is really looking to the future of the church, being young people with a particular focus,” Kiefer said. “Our commitment to having big conversations about roles and relationships in the church and the Catholic intellectual tradition … and constantly creating new opportunities to engage more people in important conversations about the importance of God.”
BC Flexes Explosive Offense in One-Point Win Over Louisville
Boston College football battled to its first conference win of the season in a one-point victory over Louisville.
Clery Report Records 16 Rape and 14 Stalking Offenses at BC in 2021
Boston College reported 16 rape cases in 2021, according to the University’s Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report, marking an increase from the nine reported offenses in 2020 but still not surpassing the 23 reported offenses in 2019.
UPDATE: Former Tenant Pleaded Not Guilty After Newtonville Man Found Dead
Police found Leonard Garber wrapped in a curtain and pressed under construction materials and other heavy items at his Mt. Vernon Terrace home on Tuesday.
Green Line Branch Serving Newton to Suspend Service Periodically Throughout Next Six Weeks
The MBTA announced that the Newton-based D Branch of the Green Line will close for 27 days over the next six weeks for safety repairs.
Crazy Dough’s Pizza, BC Softball Partner in Landmark NIL Deal
Boston College Softball was their for Crazy Dough’s Pizza when it mattered most. Now, Ernie Rozzi, Crazy Dough’s owner, is returning the favor in the form of an NIL deal.
SOFC Runs Out of Funds for Fall Semester, Disallows New Budget Requests
The chairman of SOFC emailed club leaders on Thursday that the organization reached its maximum allocation after approving over 170 budget requests.
BC Earns First Win Of Season With 38–17 Win Over Maine
Boston College football is in the win column for the first time this season, defeating Maine 38–17 at Alumni Stadium Saturday night.
BC Remains at No. 36 Spot in ‘U.S. News & World Report’ Rankings
“The lagging nature of the data is why methodology changes were made this edition relating to COVID-19, even as campus operations have since returned mostly to normal,” the website reads. “This is particularly evident in our revamped treatment of standardized test data.”