The acclaimed HBO series The White Lotus returns for its third season, trading sun-drenched Sicily for the serenity of Thailand’s Koh Samui.
Column, Arts
Sundance Kid to Superman: Are Superhero Movies the New Western?
While the popularity of superhero films may feel like an original experience, older generations had their own equivalent: the Western.
Arts, Music, Column
Rosario: Where is the Authenticity in Rap?
Whether it be the raw ingenuity shared on SoundCloud by smaller rappers, or the harsh presentation of violence found in the drill scene which has seen mainstream popularity in recent years, authenticity continues to prevail, even though the industry can’t seem to realize it.
2025 Celebrating Black Voices, Arts Features, Arts
Sexual Chocolate: The Beat & the Brotherhood
Navigating a predominantly white institution like BC as a minority can pose difficulties—especially for incoming students. SC was founded in hopes of instilling a sense of community for students feeling lost while also giving them the chance to express themselves.
Television, Arts, Column, 2025 Celebrating Black Voices
Mulligan: Abbott Elementary Carves Space for African American Voices in Comedy
While there is always work to be done to highlight more diverse voices, Abbott Elementary shows that it is possible to be both entertaining and influential.
Arts, Movies, Review
Britain’s Beloved Bear returns in ‘Paddington in Peru’
With its charming humor, heartfelt storytelling, and stunning visuals, Paddington in Peru continues to uphold the bear’s legacy as one of British cinema’s most endearing characters.
On Campus, Arts
A Match Made in Heaven: Sharps and Heightsmen Charm in Valentine’s Day–Themed Show
Love was in the air in Devlin 008, transformed from classroom to stage in a Valentine’s Day makeover. Pink and red balloons adorned the wall behind the performers alongside the event’s title, “Love on the Sheights.”
Arts, Music
The Lumineers Remain True to Roots on New Album ‘Automatic’
Automatic, the newest album by The Lumineers released on Friday, kept a consistent sound that remains true to the band’s previous music.
On Campus, Arts
Sexual Chocolate’s Big Show ‘Step Wars: Rhythm Awakens’ Brings the Force
Despite Valentine’s Day plans and a late-night hockey game against a Massachusetts rival, Friday night found Robsham Theater at full capacity for Sexual Chocolate’s annual Big Show.
Arts, On Campus
Islamic Treasures Illuminate Art-Science Confluence at McMullen Museum
For Boston College students and the broader community, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to explore the rich intellectual heritage of Islamic civilization and its continuing influence on contemporary art and science.
