A trip to the McMullen during the first day of classes proves to be an eye-opening experience heading into senior year.
Arts, On Campus, Column
How Arts Fest Can Shape A BC Experience
Arts Fest has become a strange parallel to life at BC-beginning with uncertainty, followed by security, and ending with insecurity once more.
Arts, Movies, Column
The Town: The New Heroes Of Boston’s Film Tradition
Actors, including Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, have paid tribute to their home city, starring in a number of Boston-based movies.
Arts, On Campus, Column
Some Interruption: Yik Yak, UGBC, And The Modstock 2014 Publicity Debacle
There is literally a host of deadly tornados headed to Boston College, the storm arriving just in time for Modstock 2014.
Arts, Off Campus, Column
Surprising Sights Of The Marathon
By: Michelle Tomassi
From taking a selfie with a runner to seeing Team Hoyt in person, the unexpected experiences of the Boston Marathon will remain engrained in my memory. They will be a reminder of how Bostonians were able to push past any fear, and cross the finish line with strength and gratitude.
Arts, Fashion, Column
Looking Into A Wardrobe And Taking A Step Back Into Sweden
A little blue dress purchased abroad became a significant memory-not just a fashion, style, or status statement.
Arts, Fashion, Music, Column
Pop Star Stylings: Creating An Image Through Clothing Lines
By: Matt Mazzari
The pattern of big names in pop-music becoming big names in fashion is relatively recent, but it was the next logical step to make. We’d been letting music define our culture’s appearance since the Jazz Age, so it only stood to profitable reason that the industry icons would start to become one and the same.
Arts, Column
Remembering At A Cost
By: John Wiley
The language surrounding tragedy, in time, inevitably transforms into a discussion of ourselves. “Boston Strong,” initially a statement on the victims and first responders, has been expanded into the popular lexicon as a way of discussing the everyday.
Arts, Column
A ‘Girl Meets World’ Of TV
By: Ariana Igneri
As Disney Channel moves forward with its spin-off Girl Meets World, I can’t help but look back, remembering the beloved, decades-old original and all the ways that it’s influenced my life.
Arts, Fashion, Column
The Down-To-Earth Wardrobe Of Dunham’s ‘Girls’ Next Door
By: Therese Tully
Lena Dunham’s characters may not have their lives or their outfits all together, but Girls shows them figuring it out one step at a time.
