Theatre students make alternative graduation plans due to limited acting opportunities and closed graduate school admissions.
Arts, On Campus, Arts Features
Music on Zoom: Playing it By Ear
The Boston College Music Department has faced many challenges teaching music during the pandemic, but they are still making music.
Arts, On Campus
Lights, Camera, Zoom: BC Theatre Gets Creative
Amid a global pandemic, the Boston College theatre department is experimenting with new ways to practice its craft.
Arts, Fashion, Column
Mayer: Fashion Magazines are Canceled
Fashion publications’ fates depend on their response to the Black Lives Matter protests.
Arts, On Campus
A Cappella Groups Adjust to New Circumstances
From Zoom performances to alumni group chats, Boston College a cappella groups are staying close despite the distance.
On Campus, Arts
Arts Fest Wraps Up After Three Days of Virtual Events
Boston College Arts Council’s 22nd annual Arts Fest featured specially-made video performances and recordings of previous on-campus performances.
Arts, Column
Mayer: Consumerism and the Pandemic
While retailers show their support for hospital workers, as consumers, we need to support our retailers during this time too.
Arts, On Campus
Annual Arts Fest To Be Held Virtually
The Arts Council will move this year’s Arts Fest online, with events scheduled to broadcast through social media and on the Council’s website.
Arts, Music
iEdit: Rhind Revels in the Rock Genre
Assistant arts editor Nathan Rhind delivers a Spotify playlist saturated in rock anthems by David Bowie, Iggy Pop, and Pink Floyd.
Arts, Music, Review
Dua Lipa’s ‘Future Nostalgia’ is Pop’s Galactic Destiny
Dua Lipa’s ‘Future Nostalgia’ shakes up the pop genre with 80s synth pop songs that harness themes of love and heartbreak.
