As Notre Dame gears up for its 2025 National Championship Game versus The Ohio State on Jan. 20, its success raises some ...

Once upon a time, in a distant land known as Chestnut Hill, Mass., there lived a girl named Kate Kissel. Her days were spent immersed in the worlds of books and words, and she read and wrote to her ...

Despite being a liberal arts school that prides itself on diverse admissions, an accepting atmosphere, and its commitment to Jesuit values of social justice, one only needs to look around the campus ...

For all of No. 11 Boston College women’s hockey’s matchup against UConn, and for even an overtime and shootout period, it ...

Since the inaugural Women’s Beanpot in 1979, Northeastern has racked up 19 titles and boasts the best overall win percentage in the tournament. And the odds were quickly stacked against the Eagles. In ...

Fans of Boston College men’s basketball might’ve been disappointed by the Eagles’ back-and-forth loss at the hands of Syracuse on Saturday, but neutral fans certainly got their money’s worth, ...

In Boston College women's basketball's second straight game versus a ranked opponent, the deficit after the first quarter put them down for the count early on.

Boston College men’s hockey has the best penalty-kill percentage in the country. Put simply, the Eagles don’t give up power play goals. It’s just not who they are. But in this weekend’s series against ...

For the first half of Boston College men’s basketball’s matchup against Notre Dame, the teams looked pretty evenly matched. In the second half, bit by bit, that narrative started to unravel. The first ...

After having six members of the Eagles’ roster win a gold medal in the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship, it seemed that No. 2 Boston College men’s hockey had just about figured it out going into ...

Nine days after Teddy Stiga scored arguably the most important goal of his life so far, the freshman forward slotted home his sixth goal of the year for Boston College men’s hockey, this time in a ...

Sal Frelick had only one offer to play college baseball. It turns out that was all he needed. The Lexington, Mass., native headed to Boston College to play under Mike Gambino in 2019. Six years later, ...