The Heights

In his 16 years as Wofford baseball’s head coach, Todd Interdonato didn’t just pile up 455 wins and eight 30-win seasons in the last nine years. Interdonato’s time at Wofford also marked the start of his family, as his two daughters were born during his time in South Carolina.  So it was no surprise when the emotions came pouring out just moments into his introductory … [Read more...] about “The Power Is in the Institution”: Interdonato Brings Hustle and Heart as BC’s New Baseball Coach 

Nine days after Mike Gambino left Boston College baseball to become the head coach of Penn State in the Big 10, the Eagles have found their new head coach.  BC officially hired Todd Interdonato as its next head baseball coach on Wednesday afternoon. Interdonato becomes the Eagles’ ninth head coach in program history. He inherits a team that earned a program-best 16 … [Read more...] about BC Hires Todd Interdonato as New Head Baseball Coach

Former Boston College women’s soccer player Allyson Swaby, BC ’18, was selected for the Jamaica national team roster for the upcoming 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, which will begin on July 23. Swaby is no stranger to international competition, as just months after graduating from BC, she made her first cap–—an international appearance as a member of the senior national … [Read more...] about Allyson Swaby Selected to Jamaica National Team World Cup Roster

We were one-fourth of the year in, and your plans either went to shit or had been semi-successful so far. If you’re like me, you lost some steam. So I did what a sane person would do: I searched for motivational, aesthetically pleasing videos, hoping someone could give me the solutions to my problems.  I decided to go with Alexis Sparks’ “How I manifested my dream life, stopped … [Read more...] about Scripting Your Way Out of the Sophomore Slump

After graduating from the University of Connecticut last year, I made the decision to attend graduate school at Boston College in spite of my initial fears of being unwanted as a queer graduate student. The transformative education and support I received during my undergraduate experience at UConn helped me to embrace my queerness—and I would like to replicate this impact for … [Read more...] about Loudly and Proudly Calling Upon BC To Create an LGBTQ+ Center

When you think of traveling into the city, you probably imagine trekking to The Boston Common or the North End. While these locations are fantastic with their green spaces and excellent restaurants, I don’t always have the time to take a 45 minute T ride just to get a taste of Boston. Luckily, Allston, one of Boston’s 23 neighborhoods, is closer to campus and brimming with fun … [Read more...] about Morgan’s Guide to Allston

★★★☆☆ Out in the desert, isolation seems inevitable. On the stage, while attempting to act convincingly in front of an audience, isolation may also seem inevitable.  Wes Anderson’s Asteroid City explores this idea with a star-studded cast in a western sci-fi play in which the audience is given a glimpse into the behind the scenes through a meta television show and must … [Read more...] about Wes Anderson’s Latest Film Seems Too Absurdist, Even For Him

Former Boston College women’s soccer player Kristie Mewis, BC ’13, was selected for the United States Women’s National Team (USWNT) roster for the upcoming 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.  The USWNT—four-time Women’s World Cup Champions—now looks to add its fifth championship and third straight in the 2023 Women’s World Cup, which will be held in Australia and New Zealand—and … [Read more...] about Kristie Mewis Selected to U.S. Women’s National Team World Cup Roster

Penn State hired former Boston College baseball head coach Mike Gambino, who coached the Eagles for 13 years, on Monday. The hire comes after Gambino agreed to a five-year contract extension with BC on June 16 after guiding the Eagles to a program-record 16 conference wins, their best record of all time, and their highest-ever program ranking during the 2023 season.  Gambino … [Read more...] about Mike Gambino Hired Away to Penn State