The Boston College Police Department (BCPD) issued a trespass Thursday to a man who shouted the n-word and string of expletives at a group of Black students outside St. Mary’s Hall.
The Boston College Police Department (BCPD) issued a trespass Thursday to a man who shouted the n-word and string of expletives at a group of Black students outside St. Mary’s Hall.
When Vittorio Hösle predicted in 2015 that Ukraine was at risk of a full-scale invasion by Russia, few people believed him. Now, he is warning...
Rev. Mark Massa, S.J., will step down from his role as director of the Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life after nine years in the role.
The Boston College Republicans denounced Nick Solheim’s remarks, emphasizing that the group does not endorse his rhetoric and that it is actively cooperating with the Office of Student Involvement (OSI) to resolve an investigation into the unapproved event.
The Boston College Office of Student Involvement (OSI)—which oversees student organizations on campus—has launched an investigation into...
John J. “Jack” Neuhauser made a lasting impact on the Boston College community through his leadership and dedication to serving its needs, according to David Quigley.
The Kardashians premiered its seventh season on Thursday, bringing a new wave of luxury designer wardrobes and family drama to our living rooms. This iconic family remains timeless, seemingly holding a permanent position in pop culture.
Boston College’s premier Jazz ensemble bOp! gave an electric performance at their “Live at the Cabaret Room” showcase in Vanderslice Hall, a performance that brought together a constellation of classics—everything from the Big Band era to the soulful sounds of ’70s rock.
Having flown under the radar since the release of her last album, Demi Lovato presents a radical switch to dance-pop with It’s Not That Deep. Harnessing a techno sound and distorted vocals, it sounds like Lovato was heavily inspired by Brat Summer.
While Death & Love feels somewhat generic, it accomplishes what it aims to do well. It is lively, catchy, and generally a good time.
Dave’s The Boy Who Played the Harp is a masterclass in maturity and inclusion. It’s a true model of an artist using their platform to be the voice of a greater minority.
My perfect fall viewing isn't necessarily about ghosts and gore, but simply shows that just feel like October. They're the kind of shows that are sometimes overlooked, or maybe you saw them years ago and forgot just how good they are.
Despite lopsided pregame predictions, Boston College football used lengthy drives and second-half turnovers to keep itself in a one-score game for much of the night.
Fortunately, for the Eagles, they were on the winning side this time around
Boston College lacrosse beat Brown 15–8 to end its Sunday slate of fall ball games, adding on to its wins over Harvard and UMass earlier in the morning.
With her tenure almost behind her and the municipal election on Nov. 4, Fuller is insistent that every candidate, whether for school committee, city council, or the mayoralty, needs to be forward-thinking and prepared to meet the challenges of the current era.
The Newton Public Library hosted Berklee assistant professor and musician Tamara Jokic on Thursday in partnership with Older Adult Services for a lecture titled “Musical Performance Lecture: Around the World.”
Ward 8 at-large candidate Jacob Silber is pitching a Newton less reliant on federal and state funding and more focused on strengthening its own tax base.
