Associate arts editor Kaylie Ramirez breaks down a study commissioned by London-based music venue The O2, which finds that attending concerts more frequently can improve your health.
Column, Arts, Movies
A Star is Remade
Arts Editor Jacob Schick makes a case for a remake, ‘A Star is Born,’ being a potential award candidate.
Arts, Music, Column
Country Roads, Take Me Home
Assistant Arts Editor Emily Himes discusses why “Take Me Home, Country Roads” has continued to be a song that is widely enjoyed decades after its original release.
Arts, On Campus, Column
A Lack of On Campus Arts Events
Arts Editor Jacob Schick highlights the lack of on campus arts event at the start of the semester and proposes a few potential solutions.
Column, Music, Arts
“Mr. Brightside” Sheds Light on Jesuit Values, Vocational Discernment
Associate Arts Editor Kaylie Ramirez tackles Rev. Michael Himes’ three questions with a Boston College party favorite: “Mr. Brightside.”
Arts, Column
We’re All Oddities, When You Think About It
Assistant Arts Editor Emily Himes reflects on a comically uncomfortable moment while visiting a museum in Philadelphia.
Arts, Movies, Off Campus, Column
Viewing on Location Makes All the Difference
Arts Editor Jacob Schick describes how abroad changed him, and also how watching movies about a city while living in that city is a good idea.
Column, Arts, Movies
Kubrick’s ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ to Return in 70mm
Guest columnist Peter Gavaris discusses the return of Stanley Kubrick’s rousingly ambitious ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’ to the silver screen in 70mm, a treat for modern audiences.
Music, Arts, Column
Checking for a Pulse: The Impending Resurrection of Rock ’n’ Roll
Associate arts editor Kaylie Ramirez discusses Lizzy Goodman’s ‘Meet Me in the Bathroom,’ the evolution of rock music since the early 2000s, and the prospect of a resurgence of the genre in her latest column.
Arts, Column
A Cardinal Concern: Controversy at the Met
Assistant Arts Editor Emily Himes discusses the controversy surrounding the 2018 Met Gala.
