At a time when diversity, equity, and inclusion have become words of derision on college campuses and in the media, The Heights reaffirms its yearslong commitment to DEI through its fifth demographic ...

From after-work drinks to dinner with friends, Newton’s District 118 Kitchen + Bar exemplifies ‘service with a smile’ and hopes to carve out its place as Newton’s newest staple. “People want direct ...

For Amy Schectman, one of the most pressing issues the United States faces is the relationship between affordability and housing. “Housing is an enormously effective platform for supporting early ...

Hugh Jackman brought Broadway to Conte Forum on Friday night and energized Boston College students, families, and alumni at the 34th annual Pops on the Heights. The Barbara and Jim Cleary Scholarship ...

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 UGBC Senate explored allowing food trucks to intermittently visit campus to expand dining options for Boston College students during its weekly meeting Tuesday morning. “What can we just do to ...

Head football coach Bill O’Brien and former men’s basketball head coach Earl Grant were Boston College’s highest-paid employees for the 2025 fiscal year (FY25), according to the University’s most ...

Boston College bought Education First (EF)’s Boston campus for $40 million, according to documents from the Massachusetts Land Records released Tuesday. The parcel, located at 200 Lake St., sits at ...

Students, faculty, and staff filled Gasson 100 Tuesday night to come together as a community and kick off Hispanic Heritage Month. “Hispanic Heritage Month is recognizing that unity does not mean that ...

Antisemitic graffiti, including two swastikas and a Nazi greeting phrase, was found on a playground at The Aven apartments in Newton, and a suspect was charged with defacement of property. 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 ...

Thursday evening, recently appointed University President Rev. Jack Butler, S.J., challenged a crowd of more than 2,300 of Boston College’s newest students to be bold and enact the change they wish to ...