Saweetie will perform in Boston College’s Mile 21 Concert as part of the Division of Student Affairs’ Marathon Monday festivities
Arts, On Campus
‘Living In Color’ Stuns for the Third Time
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.
Arts, On Campus
‘One Night Only’ Captures the Artistry and Passion of BCDE
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 Campus, Arts
Javier Zamora Discusses Immigration Journey in Lowell Lecture
On Wednesday evening, poet and activist Javier Zamora discussed his New York Times bestselling memoir Solito.
On Campus, Arts
‘Accidental Death of an Anarchist’ Mixes Humor With Powerful Message
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.
Arts, On Campus
“We’re about to pull the rug out from under you”: Caltha Rocks in Original-Dominated Set
Caltha, a Boston College student band, played a benefit concert in conjunction with EcoPledge of BC to raise money for LA wildfire victims
Arts, On Campus
Hello…Shovelhead! Delivers “Best Of”
Shovelhead’s “Best Of” show happens every three years, presenting the Boston College community with the group’s biggest and most popular sketch comedy pieces.
Arts, On Campus
A Match Made in Heaven: Sharps and Heightsmen Charm in Valentine’s Day–Themed Show
Love was in the air in Devlin 008, transformed from classroom to stage in a Valentine’s Day makeover. Pink and red balloons adorned the wall behind the performers alongside the event’s title, “Love on the Sheights.”
Arts, On Campus
Sexual Chocolate’s Big Show ‘Step Wars: Rhythm Awakens’ Brings the Force
Despite Valentine’s Day plans and a late-night hockey game against a Massachusetts rival, Friday night found Robsham Theater at full capacity for Sexual Chocolate’s annual Big Show.
Arts, On Campus
Islamic Treasures Illuminate Art-Science Confluence at McMullen Museum
For Boston College students and the broader community, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich intellectual heritage of Islamic civilization and its continuing influence on contemporary art and science.
