The Heights

Eagles Swept In Michigan Tournament

John Scrimgeour • September 20, 2021

The Eagles cooled off from their hot start to the season, falling to Dayton, Eastern Michigan, and Michigan.

El-Sayed Shares Experience in Public Health

Megan Kelly • October 1, 2019

Abdul El-Sayed was Detroit’s health officer and executive director of the city’s health department from 2015 to 2017.

BC’s Anthony Campanile Hired as Michigan Defensive Assistant

Andy Backstrom • January 12, 2019

Under Campanile, the Eagles enjoyed a resurgence at the defensive back position, seeing a handful of players earn All-ACC honors and move on to the NFL.

Two Indicted for Assaulting Former Men’s Hockey Defenseman Kevin Lohan

Andy Backstrom • July 12, 2018

New Jersey police officer Daniel Hunt and his friend, Ian Salerno, were indicted for assaulting Kevin Lohan this past January—an incident that sidelined the graduate transfer with a broken jaw for three-plus weeks.

Embracing Chaos: March Madness Never Fails to Surprise

Bradley Smart • April 1, 2018

There's only one game left in March Madness and when looking back at the previous five rounds, one fact becomes incredibly clear—the tournament is a lesson in absolute chaos.

Old School, New Team: A.J. Dillon Brings Smash Mouth Football to BC

Andy Backstrom • August 30, 2017

All his life, A.J. Dillon has played football like the guys in the 70s. From bodyweight workouts to north-south running, the freshman running back is as traditional as they get.

Carson Truesdell Is Gunning to Break His Own Marathon Record

Archer Parquette • April 10, 2017

In high school, Carson Truesdell ran across the Grand Canyon for the adventure of it, and now he's pushing himself to run the Boston Marathon under 02:30:00.