A Boston College finance professor is among six textbook authors suing OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement, alleging the companies downloaded their books from pirate websites and used them ...
The stage was set on Saturday afternoon for Boston College lacrosse to honor BC’s beloved Welles Crowther by continuing its undefeated season. Before the game, the team held its annual tradition of ...
The first two Mondays of February will see the 73rd edition of what is arguably the best regular-season tournament in college hockey: the Beanpot. Men’s hockey teams from Boston College, Harvard, ...
Two Boston College students were hospitalized after falling approximately 15 feet when a poorly maintained deck railing failed during a social gathering in an off-campus house on Undine Road. “At ...
Following a two-game skid, Boston College took on Clemson on Sunday afternoon in an attempt to break its scoreless streak. That’s exactly what the Eagles did. BC (8–2–1, 1–2–1 Atlantic Coast) came ...
In response to political corruption affecting his native Venezuela, Diego Vicentini turned to filmmaking. “It’s not an exaggeration to say every single Venezuelan that exists on the planet, their ...
The UGBC Senate voted to approve a $371,500 budget for the 2026–2027 academic year—a $7,225 increase from last year—at its meeting Tuesday night. Cami Kulbieda, outgoing president and LSEHD ’26, ...
“Mr. Solheim’s views and rhetoric were unprecedented and unrepresentative of the views of our club members, and we do not endorse any of these views,” the executive board of the BC Republicans wrote ...
In Boston, property taxes account for roughly 70 percent of the city’s budget—but half the city’s land doesn’t pay them. To make up the difference, Boston leans on private nonprofit institutions to ...
For Mary Oliver and Colin Snyder, both MCAS ’27, dismantling the culture of disconnection between Boston College students, UGBC, and the University administration lies at the heart of their bid for ...
Newton’s Economic Development Commission (EDC) met Tuesday to discuss 2026 priorities and brainstorm ways to support the city’s broader economic strategy, stemming from challenges of high vacancy in ...
Alison Leary has served as Newton’s Ward 1 Councilor-at-Large for the past 13 years. This past summer she ran in the Massachusetts primary elections to be the 10th Middlesex State Representative, ...