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Boston College students flooded to Conte Forum on Saturday afternoon, perhaps hoping for a repeat of the court-storming upset the Eagles pulled off back in February 2023. That’s not what they got. BC men’s basketball (9–12, 2–6 Atlantic Coast) delivered a nail-biter, but No. 17 Virginia (18–3, 7–2) ultimately came out on top 73–66 as simple mistakes plagued the Eagles in big … [Read more...] about BC Falls Off Late in 73–66 Home Loss to No. 17 Virginia

In the wake of International Holocaust Remembrance Day this past Tuesday, families took their seats at West Newton Cinema for the screening of Among Neighbors, followed by an exclusive recorded question-and-answer session featuring the film’s award-winning director, Yoav Potash. Among Neighbors is an animated documentary of the tragic story behind the little town of Gniewoszów … [Read more...] about West Newton Cinema Honors International Holocaust Remembrance Day

The City of Newton signed on to an amicus curiae brief urging that President Donald Trump’s Operation Metro Surge, the initiative aimed at deporting undocumented immigrants in Minnesota’s Twin Cities, violates the Constitution.  “Operation Metro Surge is by far the most extensive, aggressive, reckless, and chaotic deployment yet,” the brief reads. “In effect, it has led to a … [Read more...] about Newton Joins Amicus Brief Blocking Trump’s Mass Deportation Drive in Minnesota

The Suzuki School of Newton was unanimously approved for $600,000 in Community Preservation Act (CPA) Historic Resource funding to help fund a $2.5 million school renovation at a joint meeting of the Finance Committee and Zoning and Planning Committee on Monday.  “I’m so glad that you brought this project before us,” said Becky Grossman, Ward 7 councilor-at-large and Finance … [Read more...] about Suzuki School of Newton Approved for $600,000 in Funding Toward Major Renovation

The UGBC Senate voiced optimism Tuesday night about a plan to reorganize Boston College’s Agora Portal to address existing issues and make the platform more accessible for students. “We all know Agora is kind of a mess,” said Senator Ashley Varacalli, MCAS ’28. The dual-step initiative aims to transform Agora Portal into a centralized app, a proposal UGBC has been pushing for … [Read more...] about UGBC Addresses Agora Portal Issues, Blocked from UHS Online Booking Initiative

Newton has rolled out a new version of its 311 app—a digital service for residents to report non-emergency issues—upgrading the technology to make communication with the city more efficient and accessible. The interface of the app includes a direct link to start a service request for a street issue, trash or recycling request, parking issue, and more. Additionally, the … [Read more...] about Enhanced Version of Newton 311 App Brings Convenience to User Experience

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Boston College women’s hockey seemed to have rebounded from its loss in the Beanpot when it beat New Hampshire 4–1 on Friday night, but the Eagles’ struggles returned with a vengeance less than 24 hours later as they fell to the Wildcats 6–2 at home to split the series.  Nina Rossi scored two goals for New Hampshire (12–11–3, 6–8–2 Hockey East) and, despite leading in shots on … [Read more...] about BC Falls 6–2 at Home, Splits Series With New Hampshire

Though a quaint spot, big glass windows let natural light into 11:11 Health Bar in Newton Centre, allowing customers to people-watch the bundled-up citizens of Newton as they sip on an ice-cold smoothie.  The music in the store, calm and meditative, quiets the loud blenders at work. The freshly painted walls, colorful murals, and plants lining the counters and tables make the … [Read more...] about Where Health Meets Community: Inside 11:11 Health Bar in Newton Centre