Amy Palmer

Assistant sports editor Jack Bergamini's playlist reminds associate news editor Amy Palmer of the beauty of new beginnings.

When Tania Hossain ordered the vegetarian quesadilla from Boston College Dining, she said she did not even notice she was handed the wrong one. After a few bites, she suddenly realized it had chicken in it—chicken that was not Halal.

Jamie D’Ambra was finishing her chicken and two sides when her roommate noticed something dark peeping out of the vegetables.

Two divisions within UGBC are working to bring Terrence Floyd to campus.

Boston College’s Maria Brisk has joined a number of American university professors in offering graduate courses to female Afghan evacuees.

BC softball’s Susannah Anderson credits the impact of Title IX for the opportunities she’s afforded as an athlete today.

Boston College students can now get medication delivered to their doors with Capsule—a pharmacy that provides delivery service.

Boston College will now require on-campus students who test positive for COVID-19 to isolate in their residence halls or at their permanent residence, according to an email sent to the BC community.

Former BC professor Rev. Michael Himes, who died on June 10 at age 75, was a joyful and imaginative professor who found the good in everyone.

Rev. Michael Himes, a former professor of theology at Boston CollegeRev. Michael Himes, a former professor of theology at Boston College and a priest of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn, N.Y., died on Thursday at the age of 75., died on Thursday at the age of 75.

Newly hired athletics director Blake James spoke to the BC community and the media for the first time on Thursday at his introductory press conference.

According to Jennifer Braceras, allowing transgender women to compete in women’s sports is extremely harmful to female athletes.

Boston College is no longer requiring masks on University shuttles, according to a BC Transportation and Parking tweet on Wednesday.

Turning Point Repeatedly Contacts UGBC Members, Reflecting Nationwide Pattern of Targeting Student Governments

Boston College ended its asymptomatic surveillance testing program for fully vaccinated individuals on Monday, according to an email sent to the BC community.

An anonymous donor gifted $10 million to Boston College’s Center for Optimized Student Support, renaming it the Mary E. Walsh Center for Thriving Children after its founder and executive director, according to a University release.

Francine Cardman, an associate professor at BC STM and scholar of early Christianity and feminist theology, died on Jan. 21 at the age of 74.

The arrival of the Integrated Science Building at BC has attracted visitors from all over campus, which is exactly what it was made to do.

First-year enrollment at Boston College Law School increased by 40 percent this past year due to a heightened interest in law careers during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the Boston Business Journal.

In the first two weeks of February, around 100,000 research volumes will travel 3,000 miles across the country headed for BC.