Fall break is almost here. After the stress of midterms, these few days are a chance to pause, rest, and prepare for the remainder of the semester. Spending your break on campus can be a blessing in ...

Renee Tse (she/her) is an opinion columnist for The Heights. She is from Shanghai, China, and has tried all the restaurants in Allston and now keeps a running guide ranking all the restaurants she’s ...

This special edition of The Heights presents a collection of all the biggest stories we published during the Class of 2026’s time at BC. Grab a newspaper around campus, flip through the e-edition, or ...

Boston College bought Education First (EF)’s Boston campus for $40 million, according to documents from the Massachusetts Land Records released Tuesday. The parcel, located at 200 Lake St., sits at ...

Boston College continued its decline in the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE)’s annual College Free Speech Rankings, falling four spots to No. 255 out of 261 and maintaining an ...

Antisemitic graffiti, including two swastikas and a Nazi greeting phrase, was found on a playground at The Aven apartments in Newton, and a suspect was charged with defacement of property. The ...

Head football coach Bill O’Brien and former men’s basketball head coach Earl Grant were Boston College’s highest-paid employees for the 2025 fiscal year (FY25), according to the University’s most ...

Students, faculty, and staff filled Gasson 100 Tuesday night to come together as a community and kick off Hispanic Heritage Month. “Hispanic Heritage Month is recognizing that unity does not mean that ...

Toni Idowu (he/him) is the Games Editor for The Heights. He is from Queens, New York, just like his goat, Spider-Man. You can contact him at [email protected] ...

The UGBC Senate explored ways to improve the speech climate on Boston College’s campus following a seventh-to-last ranking in the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE)’s annual ...

With its painted windows and balloon-adorned entrance, it’s hard to deny the charming allure of Newton Centre’s Learning Express Toys & Gifts. Anthony Rosatone, the owner of Learning Express, comes ...