The Heights

Fifty Years Since the Summer of ’69 and The Society of Jesus

Dan Carroll • October 15, 2018

“The question is how are you most effectively going to engage with the political structures and political like, and I think again, dialogue, engagement, participation, and sometimes confrontation,” Von Arx said.

Softball Takes Three of Five in Easton Crimson Classic

Andy Backstrom • March 11, 2018

In the five-game Easton Crimson Classic, the Eagles swept Samford, edged Fordham, and dropped a pair of decisive losses to No. 13 Alabama, finishing above .500 in a classic or tournament for the first time this season.

Union Members Discuss Future Plans After Rescinding NLRB Petition

Jack Goldman • February 19, 2018

By rescinding its petition with the NLRB, the union ended legal proceedings with the organization, which could have compelled the University’s recognition of the union.

Eagles Finish Week On a Two-Game Skid

Kate Peaquin • December 4, 2016

BC could never build enough momentum to overtake Fordham on Sunday, resulting in its second-straight defeat, and fifth of its last six.

Men’s Soccer Defeats Fordham, Takes First Game of NCAA Tournament

Jack Stedman • November 17, 2016

As he has done all throughout this postseason, Zeiko Lewis was the difference in a 1-0 victory over the Rams that advances BC in the NCAA Tournament.

Three Up, Three Down: Perpiglia’s Big Day Highlights Victory Over Fordham

Tom DeVoto • December 23, 2015

BC senior and bench mob captain Steve Perpiglia received some special news following the conclusion of the Eagles' 64-55 victory over Fordham at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

Robinson Lifts Eagles Over Fordham In ACC-A10 Challenge

Michael Sullivan • December 22, 2015

Freshman Jerome Robinson exploited Fordham's holes in the paint, notching 19 points in a key win to help the Eagles return to the .500 mark.