Finding beauty in the various ages of chilling New England winters, the ‘Winter in New England’ will surely have students eager to return home and huddle about the hearth.
On Campus, Arts
‘Judging a Book By Its Cover’ Explore the History of Printed Tomes
Books come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. The ‘Judging a Book by Its Cover’ Exhibit chronicles the varied masses of print the world has to offer.
On Campus, Featured Story, Arts
Dance Showcase Leaves Audiences Awestruck in Soaring and Gorgeous Performance
The marked talents of BC’s dance community cannot be overstated. In the Second Annual Week of Dance Showcase, the electrifying technical skill of all groups involved left audiences smiling, swinging, and swooning.
Arts, Featured Story, On Campus
‘The Misanthrope’ Plays With Gender Parity in Fiery Performance
Inverting gender roles in the Molière’s original ‘Le Misanthrope ou l’Atrabilaire amoureux’ play, the theater department finds a way to make the pointed inversion speak to power dynamics and relationships in today’s age.
Arts, On Campus
Soundtracks Coalesce for a Wistful “Night at the Movies”
Featuring powerful renditions from ‘Star Wars’ to ‘The Sound of Music,’ the “Night at the Movies” show broke the monotony and melancholy of a rainy day.
Arts, On Campus
‘Fantastic Beasts,’ ‘Edge of Seventeen,’ and The Misanthrope This Weekend in Arts
The theatre department explores unrequited love in ‘The Misanthrope,’ Potter-mania is quenched with ‘Fantastic Beasts,’ and the coming-of-age story is reiterated in ‘Edge of Seventeen’ this weekend in the arts.
Arts, On Campus
SEASA Dance Showcase Unites Facets of BC Dance Scene
The best thing about collaborative dance shows at BC has always been the variance that such a collection of different dance types and groups cultivates. Friday’s Dance Showcase was no exception.
On Campus, Movies, Arts
‘Indivisible’ Details the Trials of Illegal Immigrant in America
At a truly important time in the history of the United States, ‘Indivisible: Love Knows No Borders’ finds a way to eloquently raise pressing questions in this time of strife.
On Campus, Arts
Stirring Vocals, Instrumentals Converge at Enchanting Fall Chorale Concert
The collaboration between the chorale and orchestra closed the way it began, thrilling the audience with another powerful piece from Carl Orff’s acclaimed ‘Carmina Burana.’
On Campus, Arts
Harvesting Hope from a Harsh World in ‘Picturing Paradise’
For some women in Peru, the cuadros represent a hope for a better tomorrow, depicting the vibrant and stunning lives they lead or many one day hope to experience lucidly.
