Associate sports editor Graham Dietz pays tribute to New York City and exudes an “open-arms outlook on life,” according to associate opinions editor Eliza Hernandez.
Arts, On Campus
Director Ng’endo Mukii Explains the Connection Between Animation, Taxidermy, and Telling a Singular Narrative
In her Currents lecture director Ng’endo Mukii, known for her film ‘Yellow Fever,’ spoke about the role animation plays in her career.
Arts, Movies
‘The Crown’ Retains its Reign Over Viewers as Strong Acting Holds off Repetitive Themes
Even as the patterns of history repeat themselves, standout acting performances rescue ‘The Crown’ in its fifth season.
Arts, iEdit
iEdit: Jack Bergamini’s Playlist Feels Like a Warm, Sunny Day—For the Most Part
Assistant sports editor Jack Bergamini breaks up a happy, energetic playlist with the mysterious feels of electric guitar solos and main character moments.
Arts, iEdit
iEdit: Liv Charbonneau Pulls Together ‘Warm-Blooded Indie Pop’ That Speaks to Her Roots
Visual director Liv Charbonneau pays homage to her Massachusetts roots on a reflective playlist that is “the perfect set of songs to end the fall season.”
Arts, On Campus
Best of Boston Invitational Brings Together A Cappella Groups From Across the City
The BC Dynamics hosted the Best of Boston A Cappella invitational show on Saturday, welcoming the Heightsmen of BC and three teams.
Arts, Movies
‘Till’ Offers Painstaking Memorial of Love and Dignity in Fight for Justice
‘Till’ movie memorializes Mamie till-Mobley’s activism and role in the civil rights movement after the brutal murder of her son.
On Campus, Arts
The Annual AXIS Showcase Celebrates Dance and Culture For Charity
The annual AXIS dance showcase, hosted by AeroK and SEASA, brought together BC dance groups for a night of culture and dance.
Arts, Music
‘Armageddon Time’ Squanders Opportunities, Failing to Navigate the Sensitivity of Identity Politics
‘Armageddon Time’ drops the ball on adding value to today’s discourse amidst a resurgence of antisemitism in the media.
Arts, Music
Arctic Monkeys’ ‘The Car’ Takes a Nostalgic and Vulnerable Trip Through Past Successes
The Arctic Monkeys’ depart from their sci-fi journey on past albums in favor of returning to their original indie rock sound.
