A custodial employee sued Boston College for racial and gender discrimination after the University failed to stop harassment, ...

Newton’s Economic Development Commission met to discuss 2026 priorities and brainstorm ways to support the city’s broader economic strategy.

Boston College’s ALC Showdown 2025 celebrated dance in a big way this year. With a line of people snaking around Conte Forum by the time doors opened at 6 p.m., students anticipated a riveting ...

Fred Kinsman earned his varsity sweater for Boston College men’s hockey as a sophomore in 1964. At the time, students had to wear sport coats and ties to class, but the pride Kinsman took in wearing ...

Boston College’s most anticipated dance showcase of the year did not disappoint the BC community—despite the event’s scheduling overlap with the men’s hockey championship. At 6 p.m. on Saturday, Conte ...

At the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee last July, speakers fired up the crowd with pledges to cut taxes, secure the border, and push back against “woke” ideology. Just a few blocks from ...

Like Ulysses S. Grant Jr., Daniel Webster, and so many more historical figures she has spent her life studying, Heather Cox Richardson got her start in the hallowed halls of Phillips Exeter Academy in ...

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 ...

Former head football coach Jeff Hafley and men’s basketball head coach Earl Grant remained at the top of Boston College’s payroll during fiscal year 2024 (FY24), according to the University’s Form 990 ...

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 ...

This special edition of The Heights has everything you need to know about the Boston Marathon at BC. Grab a newspaper around campus, flip through the e-edition, or read the online stories below.

“I definitely notice the fans,” Letourneau said. “Every time I’d touch the puck, they start chanting my name.” Before playing a single game in front of the thousands of Eagles fans that fill up Kelley ...