This year’s performance, titled “Fever,” was a celebration of the teams’ infectious passion and commitment.
Arts, Review
Ariana Grande Brings Back Her Pop Roots With a Twist in ‘eternal sunshine’
Eternal sunshine, which came out on March 7, is Grande’s seventh LP, and takes listeners through the tumultuous stages of heartbreak.
Arts, Arts Features
So Much Jam!: Jamsexual Releases its First Album
Student band Jamsexual release its first album, produced, engineered, and mixed by Vince Baur and Dean Foster and mastered by Ryan Sierakowski, on all streaming platforms.
Top Story, Arts, Music, On Campus
T-Pain Returns to BC to Headline Marathon Monday Concert
T-Pain will perform in Boston College’s Mile 21 Concert as part of the Office of Student Affairs’ Marathon Monday festivities at 10:00 a.m. on April 15, BC first announced in a video posted on Instagram this afternoon.
Arts, Column
Emerson: Artist Ai Weiwei’s Remarks Concerning Censorship Require Your Critical Reflection on Liberal Education.
Contemporary Chinese artist Ai Weiwei’s statements raise a greater issue about free speech and censorship in a post-truth world.
Arts, Review
‘Helldivers 2’ Presents A Case Study of Community
Quickly taking the gaming world by storm, Helldivers 2 is the newest release from Arrowhead Game Studios and has been making its way into the libraries of gamers across the country.
Music, Arts
MGMT Creates a Thoughtful Psychedelic Soundscape With “Loss of Life”
Amid its surging popularity on TikTok, MGMT released its new album Loss of Life, an impressive display of MGMT’s musical ability.
Arts, Column
Vathanakul: Who’s Excited for the 2024 Oscars?
The excitement begins as the 96th Academy Awards, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel for the fourth time, will air on March 10 at 7 p.m. on ABC.
On Campus, Arts
‘Living in Color’ Reflects on Black Identity Through Art
Angus Williams, singer-songwriter and MCAS ’25, assembled a strong combination of artistic conversation and performance pieces in celebration of Black History Month this past Thursday evening. Living in Color showcased poetry, dance, gospel, and jazz music through which performers explored tensions within and outside of the Black community. Williams, also known by his stage name…
Arts, On Campus
McMullen’s ‘The Lost Generation’ Highlights the Contributions of Female Artists to the Modernist Movement
This semester, as visitors enter the McMullen Museum of Art, they are taken back in time to mid-20th century Havana, Cuba.
The bilingual English-Spanish exhibition aims to highlight the importance of lesser-known female artists in the Cuban ceramic world.
