Boston College updated the Office of Institutional Diversity website, temporarily removing its diversity statement, newsletter, and revising initiatives. These actions come as President Donald Trump has signed an executive order dismantling federal diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.
No. 1 BC women’s lacrosse beat No. 8 Loyola Maryland 21–7 in its first game of the season. Rachel Clark led the Eagles with seven goals.
Following BC’s 2024 national championship win against Northwestern, the expectation is to win back-to-back. Read the 2025 lacrosse preview.
BC historian Heather Cox Richardson called Elon Musk’s alleged access to federal data a “coup,” and “the largest data breach in human history,” warning of a constitutional crisis. In a livestream to 2.5 million followers, she criticized Musk’s influence over government operations and urged swift action to protect democracy.
Boston College filed a federal lawsuit against Urshan University, alleging the Missouri-based Christian institution violated federal law by breaking an agreement to gift 13 stained-glass windows to BC.
In No. 1 Boston College men’s hockey’s matchup against UMass Lowell, Jan Korec ended the night with 22 saves and the second shutout of his collegiate career.
Student senators prepared for an upcoming meeting with BC Information Technology Services (ITS) about the possibility of creating a centralized Agora Portal mobile app at the UGBC Senate meeting Tuesday night.
A day after President Trump announced a federal grant freeze, the U.S. Department of Education confirmed that student loans and Pell Grants remain unaffected.
No. 1 Boston College men’s hockey beat No. 8 Boston University 2–0 at home on Saturday night, sweeping the weekend series and stretching its win streak to six games.
In the 296th edition of the Battle of Commonwealth Ave., the No. 1 Eagles defeated the No. 8 Terriers 6–2 in Agganis Arena.
