‘Kingdom City’ explores the struggles of an individual through touching performances of individuals who wear their emotions on their sleeves.
Arts, On Campus
‘On Devi’ Brings Indian Song and Dance to the Forefront
‘On Devi: A Kuchipudi Dance Performance’ brought Indian dance, song, and narrative, along with Indian culture, into the view of the audience.
Arts, On Campus
‘White Rose’ Exhibit Seeks to Inspire, Embolden Through the Medium of History
The ‘White Rose’ exhibit in the Theology and Ministry Atrium Gallery documents student resistance to Hitler in Munich through stunning testimonials and harrowing pictures.
Arts, On Campus
Dance Ensemble’s ‘Masquerade’ Personifies Performative Poise
Dance Ensemble’s costumed ‘Masquerade’ showcased its eclectic abilities through the uses of multiple dance stylings and deft footwork.
Arts, On Campus
Passing Plate, Heritage Explored in ‘Food and Community’ Exhibit
As we put away three meals or more a day, the ‘Food and Community’ exhibit on O’Neill’s third floor asks that we pause and look at the cultural importance of our place at the dinner table.
Arts, On Campus
Spiritual Meaning to Stunning Art, McMullen Lecture
Dr. Mary Malloy offered an insightful lecture into religious art and architecture at her lecture in McMullen Museum.
Arts, On Campus
‘Minos’ Exhibit Explores Marginalization Through the Mythic Minotaur
Sometimes monsters are not born, but made. The ‘Minos’ exhibit on O’Neill Three explores the larger societal implications of stigmatization found in myth that are often far too real in our own world.
Arts, On Campus, Arts Features
Moved By Emotion: Dance Ensemble Deftly Prepares for ‘Masquerade’
Channeling the past and present, BC’s Dance Ensemble taps into its rich past and contemporary talent as it prepares to make unique strides in its latest show ‘Masquerade.’
Arts, On Campus
Chamber Music Society Exalts a Melange French High Culture
From Fauré’s ‘Piano Quartet’ to a slew of beautiful ensembles of French verse, the ‘Turn of the Century France’ performance brought together compelling elements from this dawn of a new cultural age.
On Campus, News
Marathon Bombing Survivors Reflect on Recovery Journey at Documentary Screening
Patrick Downes and his wife, Jessica Kensky, each lost a leg in the Marathon bombing in 2013.
