Seventeen months after being named the 26th president of Boston College, John T. “Jack” Butler, S.J., will officially assume the University presidency on July 31, the Feast Day of the founder of the ...
Known as "Father Jack," the Rev. John T. Butler succeeds the Rev. William P. Leahy, who led the Catholic university for 30 ...
Former House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi pushed back against one critic's suggestion that "the fix is in" between the ...
When choosing the state's most significant cultural pathmaker, the choice between Helen Bonfils and the beloved singer came ...
The Massachusetts men's basketball team will face rival Boston College on Friday, Nov. 6 at TD Garden as part of TNT Sports ...
NEW YORK — The New York Mets designated Kingston High School graduate Zack Short for assignment on Thursday for the second time this season. The move coincided with the team reinstating second baseman ...
James Purpura, most recently an assistant at Ohio State, will be the next UMBC men’s lacrosse head coach, according to multiple reports.
NEW YORK, N.Y. — Kingston High graduate Zack Short returned to the New York Mets to play second base on Friday at Citi Field following an injury to infielder Mark Vientos. Short, the former Kingston ...
We have heard directly from another Michigan basketball player since a sudden coaching change June 22. Among those who have already reaffirmed their commitment, incoming graduate transfer Jalen Reed − ...
The Boston Celtics parted ways with Jaylen Brown just two years after he led them to an NBA championship, and it has a lot to do with their new ownership. Last year, the Grousbeck family finalized a ...
A Burwell teacher and Daughter of the American Revolution is sharing her family’s Revolutionary War history with students as the nation marks 250 years. July 4, 1973 - Seward was designated ...
Palm Beach Day Academy celebrated the graduation of 48 eighth-grade students. The ceremony featured a class photo, a keynote speech, and remarks from the head of school. Students were praised for ...