Over 100 singers from the University Chorale gathered in Trinity Chapel on Newton Campus for Friday’s fall concert.
Arts, Column, Featured Column, On Campus
Why My Mother’s Fleabag Belongs In The O’Connell House
Is accommodating growing crowds or retaining old traditions more important when it comes to My Mother’s Fleabag hosting its Big Shows in The O’Connell House?
On Campus, Arts, Top Story
On Authentic Eagles: Looking Back On A Year In Reflection
The creators of the ‘Gavel’ series reflect back on a year in stories—from the inception of the idea last November to Authentic Eagles today.
Arts, On Campus, Featured Column, Column
Nights On The Heights: Reforming BC’s Drinking Culture
The Nights on the Heights fallacy endures, when in truth, there’s no way to “opt out” of Boston College’s drinking culture.
Arts, On Campus, Featured Column, Column
The Struggle To Tell Nothing But The Truth
Even as a journalist, I sometimes exaggerate for the sake of the story—and for my own stories, as well.
Arts, On Campus, Featured Story
Shades Of ‘Red’: Director Joe Meade Brings Rothko To Bonn
Directed by Joe Meade, A&S ’15, ‘Red’ explores the artistic process of expressionist painter Mark Rothko, and gives us a new way to think about art.
Arts, On Campus, Off Campus
This Weekend In Arts: Fleabag’s Big Show, Career Night In The McMullen, And More
Career Night for the Arts is held in the McMullen, My Mother’s Fleabag takes over The O’Connell House, and more events this weekend.
On Campus, Music, Arts, Top Story
Putting ‘Mind To Mic’: Joseph Vincent, Juice, And Against The Current
BC band Juice, Christian a cappella group Against The Current, and YouTube sensation Joseph Vincent took over the Rat on Thursday night for the 10th annual ‘Mind To Mic.’
Top Story, Arts, Music, On Campus
Pregaming For Louisville With BC Indie-Rockers Seaver’s Express
Seaver’s Express rocked out in the Superfan Zone before Saturday’s football game against Louisville.
Arts, On Campus, Column
New Slaves: The Meaninglessness Of The ‘Media Revolution’ At BC And Elsewhere
Technology has changed the way we live our lives, but does the ‘media revolution’ really mean that much to us?
