The Heights

Juice is Smooth With Tastes of Jazz, Pop, and Hip-Hop

Ryan Dowd • April 27, 2016

All the way from its 2014 Arts Fest debut, Juice launches it first, self-titled album, bringing in all the flavors, sounds, and riffs that have made the band the success it is today.

‘Feminists Coming Out Day’ Promotes Dialogue on Gender Equality

Sophie Reardon • April 27, 2016

The Women's Center, along with UGBC and other campus groups, hosted 'Feminists Coming Out Day' on Stokes Lawn on Monday. This is a part of numerous on campus initiatives to encourage dialogue on feminism.

Professor Kreeft Talks Tolkien and America’s Journey to Mount Doom

Chris Fuller • April 24, 2016

With technological growth at the forefront of America's innovative minds and general populace alike, professor Peter Kreeft uses 'The Lord of the Rings' to remind readers of the dangers of obsessing over materiality.

University Chorale Embraces Springtime With Varied, Euphoric Performance

Hannah McLaughlin • April 24, 2016

In an astounding feat of musical talent and vocal finesse, the University Chorale of Boston College entranced its audience with the eerie beauty of aurora borealis.

CCE’s ‘Seniors Leaving Playbook’ Closes the Curtain for the Comedic Elders

Chandler Ford • April 24, 2016

This year's final show for Committee of Creative Enactments bids farewell to seniors, showing that family is paramount.

Asian-American History Exhibit Champions Perseverance in Face of Adversity

Caleb Griego • April 24, 2016

Often overlooked, the history of Asian-Americans is as rich and varied as those of other immigrant ethnic groups. The 'Asian-American History Exhibit' in O'Neill One uses provocative images to show just that.

Tabitha Joseph + the Halos Emit an Aura of Heavenly Sounds

Chris Fuller • April 20, 2016

Junior Tabitha Joseph continues to develop her band's style and sound, mixing genres and themes with her bandmates, the Halos.

Dance Marathon, Cabaret, and Van Morrison This Weekend in the Arts

Hannah McLaughlin • April 20, 2016

See Charlize Theron in 'The Huntsman' sequel, Van Morrison at the Citi Performing Arts Center, and BC's first annual Dance Marathon, this weekend in the arts.

Crisis Runs Deep in the Streets of Berlin of ‘Cabaret’

Isabella Dow • April 20, 2016

'Cabaret' asks how much of humanity is left through song and emotional performances in Berlin before WWII.

BC’s Music Guild Enraptures Faneuil Hall with Break the Bubble 2

Chris Fuller • April 17, 2016

Many of BC's bands and soloists joined together for the Music Guild's second annual Break the Bubble concert this Saturday at Faneuil Hall.

‘The Mask You Live In’ Points Out the Dangers of Toxic Masculinity

Chris Fuller • April 13, 2016

'The Mask You Live In' suggests that there is a darker, more aggressive side to masculinity that is to no one's benefit. Through film and discussion, efforts are being made to correct for its shortcomings.

Through the Lens With Billy Foshay

Caleb Griego • April 13, 2016

Emerging from the current climate of uncertainty, Billy Foshay catches glimpses of clarity and understanding as he points his camera out into the world.