The Heightsmen, BC’s only all-male a cappella group, performed an array of crowd-pleasing hits and throwbacks during their Fall Cafe.
Arts, Music, On Campus, Arts Features
‘New Age Orange’: Combating Mental Illness Through Rap
Jack Yoakum turned to rap music to cope with his mental illness, resulting in the release of his first album titled ‘New Age Orange.’
Arts, On Campus
Trinity College Professor Discuses 1840s Power Dynamics
Trinity College Dublin Professor Ciaran O’Neill discussed how love, consent, and power in 19th century Ireland compares to modern ideals.
Arts, On Campus
BC bOp! Dazzles With Impressive Vocal Ranges, Skillful Instrumentation
BC bOp!’s most recent concert drew large crowds to the Vandy Cabaret room.
Arts, On Campus
“A Night of New Plays” Tackles Existential Dread
“A Night of New Plays” featured two one-act plays directed by BC senior Daniel Quinones.
Arts, On Campus
Famed French Composer Celebrated a Decade After His Death
The ‘Hommage à Claude Debussy’ celebrated the life and music of one of the Romantic Era’s most famed composers.
Arts, On Campus
Little Moments Shares Fleeting Beauty Through Photographs
Student photographer Amy Yang, CSOM ’20, shares moments she wanted to preserve through photography in exhibition ‘Little Moments.’
Arts, On Campus, Arts Features
Daniel Quinones: A New Perspective on ‘A Night of New Plays’
Student playwright Daniel Quinones discusses the drafting and staging of his two original plays, ‘No One Asked Lazarus’ and ‘Tunnel’s End.”
Arts, On Campus, Arts Features
An Artistic Question of Vulgarity
Isabel Cole, MCAS ’19, explores the vulgarity surrounding genitalia through her modern take on protest posters.
Arts, On Campus
IEW Photo Exhibit Incorporates Global Perspectives
The Office of International Students and Scholars and the Boston College Libraries sponsored the International Education Week Photography Exhibit in O’Neill.
