Fuego del Corazón provides students with an opportunity to practice and celebrate their culture through dance.
Column, Arts
Weynand: Engaging With Hispanic Heritage In The Movie Industry
This month, celebrate Hispanic heritage by engaging with this director, actor, and movie.
Arts, On Campus
31st Annual Pops on the Heights Raises Record-Breaking $15 Million, Features Performance From Little Big Town
Musical performances for the 31st annual Pops on the Heights brought Boston College students, alumni, and parents to their feet.
Arts, Music
Bryan Cements Himself as a Force in the Songwriting World With New EP
Zach Bryan’s new EP stands out from other country albums trough its vulnerable lyrics.
Arts, Television
‘Sex Education’ Ends on Surprising but Satisfying Note
The hit British comedy drama’s fourth and final season was released on Sept. 21 and is already back at No. 4 on Netflix’s list of the top 10 TV shows in the United States.
Arts, Review
Mitski Crafts Introspective Film Art for “My Love Mine All Mine” Video
When the line between music video and short film starts to blur, a musician has reached a new level of artistry. With her recently released video, Mitski surpassed this achievement.
Arts, Off Campus
Dublin-Based Artist Somebody’s Child Wins Over Its First U.S. Audience
Somebody’s Child took its time to warm up the crowd at The Middle East, eventually gaining reciprocate energy from fans.
Arts, On Campus
COIN Electrifies the Crowd at Stokes Set 2023
COIN animated students’ rainy Saturday evening with their contagious carefree attitude.
Arts, Music
Demi Lovato Gives Old Hits An Explosive Makeover in ‘REVAMPED’ Album
With REVAMPED, Demi Lovato gives the world a never-seen-before Rock Version of her classic hits.
Arts, Music
Mitski Continues Writing Deeply Personal Songs, Introduces Religious Themes on New Album
Mitski’s seventh studio album dives into the theme of religious salvation through her established poetic lyricism.
