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 ...

This special edition of The Heights presents a collection of all the biggest stories we published during the Class of 2026’s time at BC. Grab a newspaper around campus, flip through the e-edition, or ...

Dublin-based rock band Fontaines D.C. have experienced a remarkable rise in popularity over the past two years. As the biggest Irish act since The Cranberries, the band has proven itself worthy of the ...

Ever been bothered by pigeons at your local T station? Well, the MBTA may have a solution: hawks. The MBTA issued a request for information (RFI) in August to falconry experts who could provide pest ...

As a new member of the community in the vibrant commercial core of Newton, Tea22 provides customers with an authentic and nostalgic experience of Thailand through its sentimental atmosphere and ...

From the Scandinavian Peninsula to Newton, Mass., The Sweetish Fish candy store offers a variety of imported candies, transporting customers into the world of Swedish sweets. With pink, whimsical ...

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, ...

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 ...

Newton’s Programs and Services Committee met Wednesday to discuss the size of the City Council after emerging concerns about the education of candidates, length of council meetings, and incumbency ...

Global Partners, a publicly traded Fortune 500 company, moved their headquarters to 275 Grove St. in Newton this past month, marking a shift in Newton’s push to attract large employers that stimulate ...

The odds were stacked against the Eagles. On the road and coming off back-to-back losses to Harvard and Louisville, Boston College field hockey (3–5, 0–1 Atlantic Coast) started strong and held the ...

That’s how much time separated Friday night’s football game between Boston College and Rutgers from the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, and the heroic sacrifice of Welles Remy Crowther, the “man in the red ...