Dropkick Murphys will be in Boston between March 13 and March 17 to perform their annual series of hometown shows for St. Patrick’s Day. The Massachusetts-born Celtic punk band is the group behind “I’m Shipping Up to Boston,” which has been adopted by Boston College sports fans and turned into a rallying cry for the University.
After spending years volunteering in hospitals and nursing homes, Jonathan Xue witnessed patients’ gradual memory deterioration, and developed accessible, at-home cognitive tests.
Housed at BC's Messina College, the Foundations program offers an alternative path to admission for some students, many of whom are wealthy and connected.
Scholars and students gathered in the Murray Room Friday for an all-day symposium honoring the late Ken Kersch.
As the country grapples with politically fraught immigration crises, the Catholic Church offers dignity and support for immigrants, according to Rev. Mark Seitz.
Boston College students gathered across from St. Ignatius Church on Saturday evening to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)-perpetrated...
Even though we are living in a historically significant time concerning immigration, American immigration policy has been complex and problematic since the country’s founding, argued Daniel Kanstroom
The album contains traces of her earlier sound and lyrical command that are sure to please fans after her previous, less-acclaimed releases.
This Friday, Bruno Mars released his first album in ten years with The Romantic. The tracklist is nine songs totalling 31 minutes, making for a short but sweet listen to the pop star’s newest entry in a stellar catalogue.
Dropkick Murphys will be in Boston between March 13 and March 17 to perform their annual series of hometown shows for St. Patrick’s Day. The Massachusetts-born Celtic punk band is the group behind “I’m Shipping Up to Boston,” which has been adopted by Boston College sports fans and turned into a rallying cry for the University.
This playlist is a way of splitting the difference between a plethora of vibes and reawakening your appreciation for life, no matter where you’re spending your Spring Break.
I believe that films centered around young adulthood, travel, and young-adult stories are fitting for spring vacation. With this in mind, here is a list of five films that fit the overall sentiment of Spring Break.
On Wednesday night, students, professors, and Boston locals flooded into Gasson to hear Yiyun Li, author of 12 books and a multitude of short stories, memoirs, and essays, speak as part of the Lowell Humanities Series, presented by Boston College’s English department.
Boston College men's hockey went into its game on Saturday night looking for its third win of the season against rival Boston University. Instead, the Terriers converted two short-handed goals into a 5–1 to sweep the home-and-home series.
No.3-seed Boston College women's hockey was looking to extend its season with a win over No. 6-seed Vermont in the quarterfinals of the Hockey East Tournament, but the Eagles could not find enough offense as the Catamounts emerged with a 3–1 victory to end BC's season.
No. 10 Boston College lost to Boston University for the first time this season on Friday night as the Eagles' offense faltered, resulting in a 3–1 loss to the Terriers.
Newton’s Finance Committee unanimously approved Mayor Marc Laredo’s appointment of former Mayor Ruthanne Fuller to the Horace Cousens Industrial Funds Board of Trustees on Monday.
The Newton Conservation Commission met on Thursday to discuss the proposed relocation of native fish from Bullough’s Pond to the City Hall ponds, as well as changes to a home construction plan that required the commission’s approval.
The Newton Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) met on Wednesday to hold its third hearing on a proposal for a 234-unit residential development on a 2.7-acre lot on Crafts Street in Nonantum.
