As a Los Angeles native, I consider myself an avocado toast connoisseur. I’ve tried countless variations—I even spent one summer tasting a bunch of avocado toasts across LA and searching for the very best one. While there were some strong contenders, my conclusion is that the best avocado toast you can eat comes from your own kitchen. It’s cheaper and easier, … [Read more...] about Homemade on the Heights: Avocado Toast with a Poached Egg
SA Brainstorms How to Spend Remaining $5,572.42 in UGBC Budget
The Student Assembly (SA) unanimously voted to pass a bill allocating $200 of its budget to fund an induction ceremony for Boston College’s chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, a national history honor society, in its meeting on Tuesday night. “[UGBC President Lubens Benjamin] sent me an email forwarded from Phi Alpha Theta asking for money—$200 for an induction ceremony,” said Joshua … [Read more...] about SA Brainstorms How to Spend Remaining $5,572.42 in UGBC Budget
Behind the Scenes of BC Theatre: A Look Into the Production Process of ‘Dead Man’s Cell Phone’
Although Boston College students fill the Robsham Theater mainstage and Bonn Studio Theater each year for the theatre department’s numerous performances, most students likely do not know about the preparation that occurs behind the scenes for each show to come together. According to Lily Telegdy, LSEHD ’23, there is more to it than one might think. “I think what a lot … [Read more...] about Behind the Scenes of BC Theatre: A Look Into the Production Process of ‘Dead Man’s Cell Phone’
Despite Three Home Runs, BC Falls to Huskies 9–7
In a game that featured Boston College women’s softball blasting a season-high three home runs, the Eagles’ pitching inaccuracies, highlighted by its three pitchers used and nine earned runs, held BC back from snapping its three-game losing streak heading into Tuesday’s game against UConn in Storrs, Conn. “We need to have better command,” BC head coach Amy Kvilhaug said. … [Read more...] about Despite Three Home Runs, BC Falls to Huskies 9–7
2024 Women’s Beanpot Championship To Be Played at TD Garden
For the last 44 years, the Women’s Beanpot Championship has been held in a rotating selection of on-campus rinks while the men battle it out under the lights of TD Garden. But next winter, the women will also lace up their skates on Boston’s biggest stage as TD Garden announced on Monday that the tournament’s championship and consolation games will be played at the Garden … [Read more...] about 2024 Women’s Beanpot Championship To Be Played at TD Garden
No. 16 Eagles Fall 6–2 at Northeastern in 18th-Straight Road Game
Boston College baseball has taken flight in the season’s first month, winning its first four weekend series, posting 14 wins in 18 games, and earning a ranking as high as No. 16 nationally in D1Baseball and Perfect Game. Now sitting atop the ACC Coastal division, with a number next to their team name, the Eagles are no longer flying under the radar. But Tuesday’s 6–2 loss … [Read more...] about No. 16 Eagles Fall 6–2 at Northeastern in 18th-Straight Road Game
Flo Rida To Perform at BC’s 2023 Marathon Monday Festivities
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