As part of a movement to improve the Plex, BC Rec put in new basketball courts over Christmas break.
Arts, On Campus
Dancers Enchant For Stunning Performance On Robsham Stage
This year’s Week of Dance delivers a harmonious marriage of movement and music, with each group proving they deserve their place on the Robsham stage.
News, On Campus
Murphy And Elie Tackle The Art Of Editing And The Life Of A Journalist
Editor-at-large for Vanity Fair Cullen Murphy, writer Paul Elie and BC English professor James T. Lester held a panel on Thursday night to discuss their career paths as editors at major publications.
News, On Campus, Features
An Immersive Living Experience In La Maison Francaise
La Maison Francaise, a residential program in Voute Hall, offers students a forum for all things Francophone.
Arts, Music
Sara Bareilles Puts Chart Topping Craft To Work On ‘Waitress’
For Bareilles, known for both her bold, personal songs, “What’s Inside” represents a natural evolution of her previous work.
Top Story, Arts, On Campus
The Bostonians Host Costume / A Cappella Party In Cushing
The Bostonians kicked off the Halloween festivities Friday night with B.E.A.T.S. and Emerson’s Acappellics Anonymous to a packed Cushing 001.
News, On Campus
‘I Was Like A Kid In A Candy Store:’ Senior Member Of The U.N. On Success
Simona Petrova, director of the Chief Executive Board Secretariat, spoke Wednesday.
Arts, Music
Adele Talks Through Her Troubles With “Hello”
The pop singer releases her first music video for her upcoming album ’25,’ which will come out in late November.
Features, On Campus, News
‘You Have To Make Room:’ Daniel Dae Kim On Race, Show Biz
When actor Daniel Dae Kim took the stage in Devlin 008 to detail his secret to looking so young—exercise, face-washing, and rigorous TV makeup—the audience burst into laughter and applause. Last Thursday evening, the Boston College Hawaii Club and the Korean Students Association hosted an audience Q&A session with Kim, who previously starred in television…
Off Campus, On Campus, News
LSOE’s City Connects Program Finds A New Home In Minnesota’s Twin Cities
The Lynch School of Education is bringing its City Connects program to school in the Minneapolis, MN, area, focusing on students in Catholic schools, especially those from immigrant or low-income communities.
