6 – Cedric Hankerson, Men’s basketball sophomore guard - With the departure of dynamic players such as D.J. Irving and Maurice Watson Jr., the Boston University men’s basketball team will have...
With a little over a month until the start of the 2014-15 regular season, the Boston University men’s hockey team has finally put the finishing touches on its roster with the inclusion of four more...
After more than a decade away, Albie O’Connell has finally returned to Commonwealth Avenue.
The former Boston University men’s hockey team captain joined the Terriers in April as an assistant coach...
The Boston University women’s ice hockey team announced its 2014-2015 schedule Tuesday, showcasing a challenging – if not intriguing – set of matchups for the Terriers.
With another Hockey East...
By Scott Lauber
The outcome of last night's hockey game at Walter Brown Arena hardly mattered.
In fact, few people on the ice or in the stands took note of the 11-5 final score. The benefit hockey...
By Parry R. Headrick
In a stunning show of compassion by hockey fans and non-fans alike, a radio telethon to benefit paralyzed Boston University hockey player Travis Roy raised $452,448, when organizers...
By Laura Cioffi
The Boston University Student Union this week offered the BU population a chance to show its support for paralyzed Terrier hockey player Travis Roy.
Since Roy's accident on Oct. 20,...
By Scott Lauber
While Boston University freshman Travis Roy battles paralysis and fights pneumonia this weekend, his teammates have a different battle in their hands.
The Terriers have a hockey game...
By Scott Lauber and Fluto Shinzawa
When rookie forward Travis Roy slammed head-first into the boards on Friday night against the University of North Dakota, he flopped face-down on the ice, lying motionless...
By Scott Lauber
It wasn't supposed to be this way.
Not for Travis Roy, a 20-year-old hockey player making his debut for Boston University on Friday night. Not for his proud father, Lee Roy, who made...
By Scott Lauber
The Terriers better have their pens ready when the University of North Dakota arrives in Boston for hockey's season opener.
"We know they have a lot of talent," North Dakota head...
By Chuck Scott
The red carpet was rolled out — again — last night for four of the nation's newest heroes, but this time it was in front of 1800 Boston University hockey fans who got the opportunity...
