Kate Mahoney and Alexa Foust, both MCAS ’20, put their artistic talent on display with their Summer Photographs exhibit in Carney Hall.
Review, Television, Arts
‘The Neighborhood,’ Throws House Warming Premiere
CBS’s ‘The Neighborhood’ arrives in the area, seeking to analyze and joke about race relations in black suburbia.
Review, Movies, Arts
‘Private Life’ Debuts With an Open Heart
Netflix’s new movie, ‘Private Life,’ is a compelling and passionate drama that touches the hearts and emotions of audiences.
Review, Music, Arts
Twenty One Pilots Fills In Discography With ‘Trench’
Twenty One Pilots returns to form after their previous album ‘Blurryface,’ with the newest release, ‘Trench,’ but doesn’t meet the high bar the band has set for itself.
Volleyball, Fall
Eagles’ Four-Match Road Trip Concludes With Loss at No. 8 Pittsburgh
Despite recording a .277 hitting percentage and outdigging Pittsburgh—one of two undefeated teams in the NCAA—BC ended up on the wrong side of the scorecard, wrapping up its ACC road stint with an 0-4 record.
Off Campus, Music, Arts
St. Paul and the Broken Bones Charm Boston with Soulful Sound
Southern rock group St. Paul and the Broken Bones filled the House of Blues with the sound of their soulful hits at the House of Blues.
Field Hockey, Fall
Haverhals Hat Trick Fuels Eagles’ Come-From-Behind Win
Frederique Haverhals got the Eagles’ comeback started 14 minutes into the second half, then added two more goals, including the game winner, to fuel an improbable and memorable win for BC.
Women's Soccer, Fall, Top Story
Eagles Continue Conference Success Against North Carolina State
The score line failed to reflect the significant advantage the Eagles had over the visiting Wolfpack the entire game—they outshot them 18-6, controlled possession, and moved to a perfect 9-0 at home.
Column, Arts
Ramirez: Banksy and the Lost Altruistic Artistry
In her latest column, arts editor Kaylie Ramirez applauds the poetic justice of Banksy’s highly publicized Sotheby’s stunt and discusses the larger issues plaguing the art world.
Football
Notebook: Poor Execution Early Dooms BC in Loss to Wolfpack
The Eagles special teams unit turned in an impressive performance for the first time this season, but it was offset by an offense that took almost three full quarters to find any success in a disappointing loss.
