In Allston, the newest fried chicken joint doesn’t hail from the South. Instead, it comes from South Korea, where fried chicken has become something of a sensation.
Arts, On Campus
Esteban Lisa’s Abstract Cabinet Fuses Thought at McMullen Museum
Esteban Lisa, a pioneering Spanish artist, is on display at McMullen Museum in an intimate and informatory gallery of abstract art.
Arts, Music, Review
P!nk Approaches Pop Purely and Poetically, New Singles by Alex Maxwell, Banks
The world of music receives all new singles by P!nk, Alex Maxwell, and Banks.
On Campus, Arts
‘Shores of Light’ Screening Tells Poignant Story of Warmth After Darkness
‘Shores of Light’ displays a heartfelt and emotionally positive story of community, strength, and culture in Italy in the wake of the Holocaust.
Arts, Television, Column
Why ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Continues to Thrive
A medical drama in its 14th season, ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ continues to thrive on its balance of sharp humor and resilient characters to sustain fans.
Voices from the Dustbowl
What Was the Highlight of Parents’ Weekend for You?
In this Monday’s edition of ‘Voices from the Dustbowl,’ we asked students what the highlight of parents’ weekend was for them. Featured Image by Margaux Eckert
News, Top Story
Smashing Previous Record, 25th Pops on the Heights Raises $14 Million
Last year’s record-setting total was $9 million.
News, Featured Story, Administration
BC Dedicates Gabelli Plaza in Ceremony
“The Jesuits taught us the human body, the human spirit has to be holistic,” Gabelli said.
Fall
BC Bounces Back With Dominant Win Over New Hampshire
Brooke Matherson, Caroline McGovern, Catherine Warner, and Fusine Govaert each netted goals in BC’s 4-0 shutout over New Hampshire.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Flatliners’ Bores Audiences to Death – The Heights
The latest in string of unfortunate horror remakes, ‘Flatliners’ is so bad it tarnishes the memory of the original film.
