The seats in Conte Forum were filled on Sept. 24 for the Pops on the Heights gala that featured the band Train and the Boston Pops.
Arts, On Campus
AY Young’s Musical Performance Promotes Sustainability
The musician AY Young brought electric energy to O’Neill Plaza during his nonprofit concert that also advocated for sustainability development.
On Campus, Arts
McMullen Exhibit Unites Rarely Seen Work of Cuban Artist
The McMullen Museum of Art opened a new exhibit on September 7 that features six decades of work by the artist Mariano Rodríguez.
Arts, Music, On Campus
Bryce Vine Lights Up the Night at Stokes Set
Bryce Vine stunned the crowd on Stokes Lawn with an exhilarating set that featured fan favorites and tracks from his latest album.
On Campus, Arts
A Cappella Fest Marks a Return to Live, In-Person Music
On Sept. 6, A Cappella Fest kicked of a new semester of performances with a variety of cover songs from six groups.
Top Story, Arts, On Campus
Rapper Bryce Vine to Headline Stokes Set
The Campus Activities Board revealed that the rapper Bryce Vine will take the stage at Stokes Set on Sept. 18.
On Campus, Arts
Poster Exhibit Examines Rise in Anti-Semitism
Through May 7, the O’Neill Library reading room is housing a poster exhibit that traces the history of anti-semitic stereotypes.
Arts, On Campus
Arts Walk Exhibits Student Work Across Campus
Visitors to the Boston College Arts Festival followed the Arts Walk through multiple buildings on campus to view student visual art exhibits.
Arts, On Campus
Student Musicians Conquer Battle of the Bands
Music reverberated across campus during Boston College Arts Festival’s annual Battle of the Bands competition.
Arts, On Campus
Edward Hirsch Confronts Grief With Poetry
Renowned poet, Edward Hirsch, sees poetry as a window into the common human experience of grief.
