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Vegan restaurants are becoming increasingly mainstream as people seek to eat healthier and more sustainably. But many non-vegan eaters run into the same problem—the vegan alternatives are usually not as good as the foods they are used to. If you want to experiment with vegan restaurants but are unsure how to go about it, look no further than my top picks. The restaurants on … [Read more...] about Morgan’s Guide to Eating Vegan in Boston

Jacob Lee-Nicholas Sullenger, a California-based singer better known as JAWNY, addresses love, heartbreak, and everything in between in a slick, energetic jaunt through the life of a rising pop star on his debut album It’s Never Fair, Always True.  “i haven’t spent more time or energy on anything in my life and that is a fact,” JAWNY said in an Instagram post promoting the … [Read more...] about JAWNY’s Debut Album Shows Off His Pop Star Potential

Throughout the entire regular season, Boston College men’s hockey’s graduate goaltender Mitch Benson recorded only one shutout, when the Eagles faced New Hampshire on Oct. 23, 2022. But in BC’s Hockey East Tournament quarterfinal game against Merrimack—the biggest game of Benson’s BC career—the netminder didn’t allow a single goal in regulation or throughout the first 28:20 of … [Read more...] about Eagles Sent Home by Merrimack 1–0 in Double Overtime in Hockey East Quarterfinal

★★★★☆ Gorillaz, a British virtual band created by rockers Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett, finally released its eighth album, Cracker Island, on Feb. 24. The songs on the album follow the band’s quintessential genre of funky, electronic music, but on Cracker Island, Gorillaz tries its hand at reducing its classic wild sound in favor of a more mellowed-out energy.  In … [Read more...] about Gorillaz’s ‘Cracker Island’ Adds a Sense of Tranquility to the Alternative Indie Genre

After going 4–0 at home inside of Fish Field House during the first month of the season, No. 5 Boston College Lacrosse will no longer have that luxury of playing indoors at home for the rest of the season. Despite facing heavy wind and snow at Alumni Stadium on Saturday, the Eagles (5–2, 2–1 Atlantic Coast) came back from a four-goal first-quarter deficit behind 12 … [Read more...] about Twelve Unanswered Goals Propel Eagles Past Louisville

North Carolina entered its second round ACC Tournament matchup against Boston College men’s basketball desperate and hungry—and for good reason.  Prior to the game, the narrative felt already written—a loss and the Tar Heels would become the first preseason No. 1 team to ever miss the NCAA Tournament in the 64 team era. North Carolina needed just a few minutes to display … [Read more...] about Notebook: Turnovers, Perimeter Defense Cost Eagles in Loss to North Carolina

Greensboro, N.C. — In a season that featured a plethora of injuries and highs as high as defeating then-No. 6 Virginia at home but also lows as low as losing to Maine and New Hampshire, it’s fitting that Boston College men’s basketball’s season ended on one of those two extremes. The Eagles’ season essentially came to a close with a 24-point blowout loss to North Carolina in … [Read more...] about North Carolina Throttles Eagles as BC’s ACC Tournament Run Comes to a Close

A “three-peat” is somewhat of a mystical achievement in sports in which a team wins three consecutive championships. Only one team has ever accomplished that feat when it comes to the Hockey East Men’s postseason tournament—Boston College men’s hockey from 2010-12.  UMass Amherst, having won the last two tournaments going into Wednesday night’s clash against the Eagles in … [Read more...] about BC Downs Minutemen 5–2 in Opening Round of 2023 Hockey East Tournament

Having faced five straight top-25 teams to begin its 2023 campaign, it would have been easy for Boston College lacrosse to overlook unranked Brown.  However, via a streak of 12 unanswered goals, the No. 5 Eagles (4–2, 1–1 Atlantic Coast) topped the Bears (2–2, 1–0 Ivy) by a final score of 17–5. BC’s 12-goal margin of victory marked its largest of the season.   Beyond just … [Read more...] about No. 5 Eagles Return to Win Column with 17–5 Win Over Brown