As friends become foes in ‘Captain America: Civil War,’ Marvel finds a way to sprinkle in humor throughout the whole bitter, bloody dispute.
Arts, Music, On Campus
Musical Theatre Wing Extends a Contemplative Hand in an ‘Ode to the 21st Century’
Giving powerful renditions of pieces that speak to themes of the 21st century, the Musical Theatre Wing found a way to beckon to universal sentiments through personal stories though song.
Arts, Featured Column, Television, Column
Family Matters in ‘Game of Thrones’
‘Game of Thrones’ may have forgot where it came from as the customs of the Seven Kingdoms become frequently and blatantly transgressed in Season 6.
Arts, On Campus
Laboratorio Artistico de San Agustin: BC Student Filmmakers Capture Cuba’s Artistic Enclaves
The Laboratorio Artistico de San Agustin is an organization in San Agustin, Cuba which seeks to introduce contemporary art to the peoples of the area. In a documentary about the group, a triage of BC’s students found that the organization had as much influence on them, looking in, as it did for the community to which it belongs.
Arts, Music, Column
Latching Onto Lyrics
Lyrics can let us sing along and add a part of ourselves to a song, making them some of the most compelling aspects of our favorite musical pieces.
Arts, On Campus
Asian-American History Exhibit Champions Perseverance in Face of Adversity
Often overlooked, the history of Asian-Americans is as rich and varied as those of other immigrant ethnic groups. The ‘Asian-American History Exhibit’ in O’Neill One uses provocative images to show just that.
Arts, Movies
‘Hardcore Henry’ Is a First-Person Shot in the Dark
‘Hardcore Henry’ attests to the new kinds of cinematic experiences to be had on a technical level, while exemplifying why story remains paramount in the theatre.
Arts, On Campus, Featured Story
Through the Lens With Billy Foshay
Emerging from the current climate of uncertainty, Billy Foshay catches glimpses of clarity and understanding as he points his camera out into the world.
Arts, Featured Column, Column
The Relatable Spider-Man
The Web-Head remains one of the most down to earth characters in the comic book world because he, like us has flaws, faults, and insecurities that even spidey-sense cannot fix.
Arts, On Campus
‘A Night of African Music’ Births Beauty from the Beats of the Balafon
Showcasing the versatility of the balafon, Malian jeli Kouyate played songs that spoke to the core of tradition and heritage, while embracing new musical conventions.
