Flo Rida will perform in the Mod Lot as part of Boston College’s Marathon Monday festivities at 10 a.m. on April 17, as first announced by a video posted on BC’s Instagram page. Flo Rida, a hip-hop artist, gained popularity in the 2000s for hit songs including “Right Round” and “Low.” He went on to release other party hits, such as “My House,” “Club Can’t Handle Me,” and … [Read more...] about Flo Rida To Perform at BC’s 2023 Marathon Monday Festivities
Quinten Post Declares for 2023 NBA Draft
Boston College men’s basketball center Quinten Post has declared for the 2023 NBA Draft while maintaining his eligibility to remain in college, he announced on his Instagram page on Wednesday. “The last two years at Boston College have been two of the happiest years of my life,” Post wrote in the announcement. “I am proud to be an Eagle and have the utmost gratitude for how … [Read more...] about Quinten Post Declares for 2023 NBA Draft
Morgan’s Guide to the North End
Everybody loves the North End, but if you don’t make a plan before you go, you might run into lines and long wait times. There are many popular places worth the visit, and I’ve listed some below, but my recommendations also include overlooked places you may not know. These spots are just as good—if not better—than the popular places. Here are my top five picks for the best … [Read more...] about Morgan’s Guide to the North End
Cimini Walks Off in Ninth as No. 16 BC Captures First Home Win
Leading up to Wednesday afternoon’s home opener against Sacred Heart, No. 16 Boston College baseball had used an average of six pitchers in all of its midweek games this season. In those games, BC’s starters didn’t last more than three innings. But while the formula for mid-week pitching lacks a specific identity—unlike most Saturdays, in which BC typically goes with its … [Read more...] about Cimini Walks Off in Ninth as No. 16 BC Captures First Home Win
Boston in Full Bloom: Tips on Exploring the City in the Spring
As the weather slowly grows warmer, it is the perfect time to start exploring the nooks and crannies of Boston. The city is constantly evolving, and there are plenty of new places and activities to explore this spring. The city caters to all types of people—shoppers, foodies, adventurers, sports fanatics, art and history buffs, music fans, and more. Here are some tips on how to … [Read more...] about Boston in Full Bloom: Tips on Exploring the City in the Spring
Earl Grant Signs Two-Year Contract Extension Through 2028–29 Season
Boston College men’s basketball head coach Earl Grant signed a two-year contract extension that will run through the 2028–29 season, according to a release from BC Athletics. “Thank you to the Board of Trustees, Father Leahy, and Blake James for this opportunity to continue to lead the Boston College Men’s Basketball program,” Grant wrote in the release. “My family and I … [Read more...] about Earl Grant Signs Two-Year Contract Extension Through 2028–29 Season
Professors from BC’s COP27 Delegation Explore the Conference’s Impact on Environmental Change
COP27 provides attendees with the opportunity to share their perspectives on climate change issues with global leaders, according to María Fernanda Piñeros-Leaño, an assistant professor in the Boston College School of Social Work and one of the University’s conference delegates. “COP27 has contributed a space where heads of state get to meet with its population, with people … [Read more...] about Professors from BC’s COP27 Delegation Explore the Conference’s Impact on Environmental Change
Green Newton Co-Hosts Panel on Hydrogen Combustion Heating Systems
Panelists Cathy Kristofferson and Martyn Roetter advocated against using hydrogen combustion to heat buildings at a discussion co-hosted by Green Newton and the Newton Free Library on Thursday night. “Only gas industry studies seem to find hydrogen viable use for heating,” Kristofferson, a representative from the Pipe Line Awareness Network for the Northeast, said. “All … [Read more...] about Green Newton Co-Hosts Panel on Hydrogen Combustion Heating Systems
This Is Your Brain on Chess
I never wanted to be a chess guy—someone who obsesses over midgame strategies, remembers the names to all the openings, and talks about high-profile matches with friends. Despite this, over the past few weeks, the game has swallowed up my free time and invaded my thoughts. It all started because I got a new iPhone at the start of this year. Prior to this purchase, I had … [Read more...] about This Is Your Brain on Chess