F.I.S.T.S. uses step to build sisterhood among women at Boston College, particularly women of color.
Arts, Music, Review
‘Dinner and Diatribes,’ ‘Please Me,’ and More in New Singles
Hozier, Cardi B and Bruno Mars, and Years & Years and MNEK all released new singles this week.
Arts, Music, Review
FGL Overstays Welcome in ‘Can’t Say I Ain’t Country’
Florida Georgia Line continues its corruption of country with an atrocious new album.
Top Story, Arts, On Campus, Arts Features
Sexual Chocolate: 20 Years of Brotherhood
Sexual Chocolate celebrated 20 years of being the only all male step team on BC’s campus with its annual big show.
Arts, On Campus
Sexual Chocolate Steps it Up at Big Show
Sexual Chocolate’s hotly anticipated Big Show incorporated comedy, intrigue, and step.
Arts, Music
Broods Refuse to Stray from Comfort Zone in ‘Pop Monster’
With its third album, Broods makes an unconvincing attempt to update its sound without losing its authenticity.
Arts, Column
Ran: Political Turmoil Mirrored in Apocalyptic Music
Assistant Arts Editor Jillian Ran discusses one of the few benefits of political insanity: really interesting music.
Arts, On Campus
‘Jailbait’ Paints a Frank Portrait of Adolescence
In ‘Jailbait,’ two teenage girls grow up quickly over the course of one disastrous night.
Arts, Arts Features
The Screaming Eagles: Alumni’s Unsung Heroes
Often overlooked, the Boston College marching band electrifies Alumni Stadium with lively music at every home football game.
On Campus, Arts
“A Night of New Plays” Tackles Existential Dread
“A Night of New Plays” featured two one-act plays directed by BC senior Daniel Quinones.
