Whether it is breastfeeding in public or modeling topless, a woman’s right to showcase her body is often either celebrated or condemned. Why is this wrong? This question is answered in this week’s Word From Mars.
Top Story, Arts, Fashion, Arts Features
Iconic and Inspiring, the FCBC Strives to Set On-Campus Fashion Trends
The Fashion Club of Boston College (FCBC) is an up and coming club striving for greatness. The dedicated officers and members of the club are taking this journey one step at a time, whether they’re in designer stilettos or sneakers.
Arts, Fashion, Music, Featured Column
Too Close for Comfort, Recognizing Suspicious Intentions
It is often hard to discern people’s true intentions but doing so early on can save you from uncomfortable, and even dangerous, situations.
Arts, Music
Chainsmokers, Grey, and Halsey in Singles This Week
The Chainsmokers croon about the city of lights in “Paris,” Grey ft. Bahari both call unrequited love to mind in “I Miss You,” and Halsey sets the backdrop for the film Fifty Shades Darker with “Not Afraid Anymore” in singles this week.
Arts, Movies, On Campus, Off Campus
‘Jackie,’ Boston Pops, and Jingle Ball Tour This Weekend in the Arts
See Natalie Portman portray on of the strongest First Ladies in ‘Jackie,’ the Pops dominate the orchestral season, and other artists contribute to the holiday cheer in the Jingle Bell Tour this weekend in the arts.
Arts, Music, Column
Living in the Midst of Art and Stardust
Can an English major still fall in love with science? Yes. This column shows how my personal journey as a student and writer illustrates the inherent connection between the arts and sciences.
Arts, Music
Childish Gambino Explores New, Funky Sound in ‘Awaken, My Love!’
Rapper no more, Childish Gambino defies expectations for his album, “Awaken, My Love!” R&B rhythms and soulful funk have taken over, leaving bars and features behind.
Arts, Music
John Legend’s ‘Love Me Now’ Upholds Passion In Spite of Tragedy
Displaying couples embracing each other in the face of respective difficulties, John Legend is able to convincingly convey the strength of love visually, just as his symphonic progression swells to forceful ends.
Arts, On Campus
Harvesting Hope from a Harsh World in ‘Picturing Paradise’
For some women in Peru, the cuadros represent a hope for a better tomorrow, depicting the vibrant and stunning lives they lead or many one day hope to experience lucidly.
Arts, On Campus
Beyond Borders Exhibit Glimpses Vast Array of Heritages From Kiev to Tibet
A testament to the many heritages at BC, the photo exhibit documents pieces of peoples’ lives throughout the world. These small pieces lend to a greater picture of shared experience.
