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About The Heights Established in 1919 as Boston College’s student newspaper,The Heightshas beenboth editorially and financially independent from the University since 1970.The Heights serves the students, faculty, and staff of the Boston College community, as well as our neighbors in Chestnut Hill and Newton.
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Kiorpes' Two Goals Over Cornell Maintains Eagles' Undefeated Start
Almost exactly one year ago, Boston College women's soccer tied Cornell in a scoreless contest. On Sunday, two very different teams came to the field. Coming off of back-to-back wins over Siena and St. John's, the Eagles (3-0) found themselves on the road
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Two Late Goals Help BC Take Down Siena 3-1
A year ago, Boston College's men's soccer lost 3-1 to Siena in its second game of the season on its way to a sub-.500 campaign. This year, the Eagles (2-0-0) were able to flip the script. BC used a late goal from Bryan Toro to take down the Saints (1-1-0)
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2026 Football Preview: Eagles Look To Bounce Back
On Sept. 28, 2024, Boston College football secured a 21-20 win over Western Kentucky, which moved the Eagles to 4-1 through the first five games of head coach Bill O'Brien's tenure. That fall, campus was alive. The media was excited. Heck, the Eagles were
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Trailing in New Poll, U.S. Representative Moulton Makes Pitch For Generational Change Over Incumbent Senator Markey
With two weeks left before the primary, U.S. Representative Seth Moulton made his closing case against Senator Ed Markey in an interview with The Heights on Tuesday, addressing recent unfavorable polling and joining calls for Boston College to establish a
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Boston College To Rename 245 Beacon As Hayden Hall, Establish Theatre Fund After $55 Million Gift
Following a $55 million donation from the estate of the late John T. Hayden, BC '70, Boston College will rename 245 Beacon St. in his memory and establish a new theatre fund. "John Hayden's gift will benefit many for generations to come," University Presi
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Boston College Ranks No. 21 in LinkedIn's 2026 List of Best Colleges for Long-Term Success
Boston College ranked No. 21 in LinkedIn's 2026 list of the top 50 best colleges for long-term success-a spot above its No. 22 placement last year. LinkedIn uses five categories of postgraduate success-job placement, internships, career success, alumni ne
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Boston College Names Corey Kelly Vice President for Student Affairs
Corey Kelly, associate vice president and dean of students, was named Boston College's next vice president for student affairs, effective Aug. 1. "Kelly brings extensive leadership expertise in student outreach and support, campus engagement, student cond
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Bob Thompson Steps Down, Francesco D'Agostino Named Interim Head Coach Five Days Before Season Begins
Boston College men's soccer head coach Bob Thompson is stepping down, according to a statement from BC Athletics released on Monday. Associate head coach Francesco D'Agostino has been named interim head coach. "After a lot of prayer and conversation with
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Grammy-Winner Hugh Jackman To Perform at 34th Annual Pops on the Heights
Grammy, Emmy, and Tony Award-winning actor and singer Hugh Jackman is set to perform at the 34th Annual Pops on the Heights gala on Sept. 25. Jackman is best known for his role as Wolverine in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but he also has a decorated his
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BC To Launch New Krantz Institute for AI, Ethics, and Humanity
Boston College will launch the Krantz Institute for Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and Humanity to leverage the University's Jesuit teaching in the study of the technology, it announced earlier this month. The institute is made possible by a gift from U
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