Families break up for various reasons, from divorce to death to … graduation? At least that’s the case for My Mother’s Fleabag, which held its Spring Big Show on Friday and Saturday, marking not only the comedy troupe’s 45th anniversary but also the graduation of its senior class.
Bonnie and Clyde took Robsham Theater hostage April 3 to April 5, immersing BC in a twisted version of the American Dream.
The Boston College Fashion Club hosted its annual Met Gala this past Thursday, with the “masquerade” as the chosen theme for this year.
Just over 15 years ago, The Princess and the Frog hit theaters as a smash-hit success and instant Disney classic. On Saturday night, the movie’s musical musings hit Robsham Theater to an equally passionate reception.
This modern take on William Shakespeare’s Macbeth is a metaphor for the unsympathetic ambition of corporate America.
Saweetie will perform in Boston College’s Mile 21 Concert as part of the Division of Student Affairs’ Marathon Monday festivities
The event revolved around a very simple but often avoided truth: We all live with a color. The night emphasized that race is not something to disregard—it inherently affects the lens through which we live.
From high-energy jazz routines to emotionally contemporary numbers, One Night Only was a testament to BCDE’s artistic excellence and tight-knit community.
On Wednesday evening, poet and activist Javier Zamora discussed his New York Times bestselling memoir Solito.
Despite the humor infused by exaggerated characters, the purpose of Accidental Death of An Anarchist is to expose the government for its wrongdoings and promote discourse surrounding the injustices and unfairness in the justice system.
