Despite the nauseating amount of Facebook statuses and Instagram pictures to the contrary, the arrival of spring has nothing to do with the blooming cherry blossoms in D.C., the number of frisbee games...

They call it March Madness for a reason. The atmosphere is pure pandemonium. It’s that magical time of the year when college basketball teams from all over the country that you’ve barely heard of begin...

From the very moment moviegoers watched Jimmy Chitwood surge around the picket fence and knock down the midrange jumper to put away the state championship for Hickory High, basketball was seemingly forever...

What happens when the final home-and-home series of the regular season is against a 12-15-5 squad? You go to the games, you’re invested, but you start looking ahead to the postseason. You just can’t...

For almost the last two weeks, the BU campus has been consumed by the allegations against former men’s hockey player Max Nicastro, and the debate as to whether the allegations are indicative of a larger...

The following column is the third in a series written by former Daily Free Press sports editors. Scott McLaughlin, who was the sports editor during the Spring 2009 semester, wrote today’s column. McLaughlin...

355 days. That’s how long the Binghamton University’s men’s basketball team went without winning a single game. Touting an astounding 0-26 record this season, it finally broke through in unlikely...

Long the sport embodied by tough, hardworking and often unheralded student-athletes, the image of lacrosse was irreversibly changed on March 13, 2006. When Crystal Gail Mangum accused three members of...

The following column is the second in a series written by former Daily Free Press sports editors. Today’s column is written by Nick Cammarota, who was the sports editor during the Fall 2007 and Spring...

A mere 6.4 seconds were all that were left in the first overtime period Monday night, when Bill Arnold beat Kieran Millan to his glove side to give Boston College a 3-2 victory over Boston University in...

There are two distinct types of college towns in this country. The first is the one that we all know well. Defined by school colors and fight songs, they dot each and every state across the nation. Each...

To many Boston University hockey fans, the end of the fall semester brought confusion, anger and grief. With Corey Trivino, the team’s leading scorer, suddenly dismissed from the team, and Charlie Coyle,...