‘The Mad Ones,’ the first student directed musical through the BC Theatre Department, touches on themes of loss and uncertainty while trying to navigate high school.
Arts, Arts Features
John Finney Inspires Generations of Chorale Singers
Recently honored with a lifetime achievement award, John Finney has encouraged musical excellence and created a close community as the director of University Chorale.
Arts, On Campus
Lynch Donation to Offer New Educational Opportunities
Peter Lynch’s donation to the McMullen Museum is set to enhance art education at Boston College.
Arts, Arts Features
‘Spring Awakening’ Musical’s Journey to the Stage
Before the opening of ‘Spring Awakening’ this fall, the production’s creators worked with OSI and the Office of Student Affairs to discuss how to share the musical with BC students.
Arts, Column
Canniff: Best Films to Watch this Holiday Season
Associate arts editor Katherine Canniff recommends films to watch as the cold weather and festive season approaches.
Arts, Arts Features
BC Dynamics Release Christmas Single and Music Video
Just in time for the holiday season, the Boston College Dynamics released their rendition of “This Christmas” and an accompanying music video on Friday.
Arts, Off Campus
Lucy Dacus Mesmerizes Crowd At Sold Out Show
Lucy Dacus enchanted the crowd at the House of Blues Boston on Saturday with her delicate voice and personal storytelling.
Arts, On Campus
Asinine Displays Comedy Chops At Packed Improv Cafe
Boston College students packed into Gasson 305 for Asinine Sketch and Improv Comedy’s show on Thursday night.
Arts, On Campus
McMullen Exhibit Unites Rarely Seen Work of Cuban Artist
The McMullen Museum of Art opened a new exhibit on September 7 that features six decades of work by the artist Mariano Rodríguez.
Arts Features, Arts
Student Band Cherry Dawn Planet Eclipses the Odds
A new student band, Cherry Dawn Planet, develops their punk sound and image while crafting their original songs.
