The showcase displayed a variety of art types, ranging from traditional paintings to mixed media structures, and even a poetry collection.
TU/TD, Opinions
Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down: Week of Apr. 7
The end of the semester is approaching fast, but there’s still time for festivities before our schedules are jam-packed with study sessions. Tune into the Frozen Four semifinals on Thursday, support BC’s talented dance teams at Showdown on Saturday, and wear your most atrocious attire for Marathon Monday.
News, On Campus, Featured Story
Olympian and Advocate Aly Raisman Hosts Q&A
Six-time Olympic medalist Aly Raisman came to speak to Boston College students at Robsham Theater on Tuesday.
News, On Campus, Top Story, Administration
Graduate Union Interrupts Parents’ Weekend Event, Pickets Pops on the Heights
About 30 members of the Boston College Graduate Employees Union (BCGEU-UAW) first walked out of the annual President’s Address in Robsham Theater before carrying out a planned picket outside Pops on the Heights Friday night.
Arts, On Campus
‘The Cherry Orchard’ Blends Comedy and Tragedy
A mix of heartfelt and comedic performances connected with the play’s reflection on human life to create an insightful production.
Top Story, Arts, On Campus, Arts Features
A Closer Look Behind the Curtain of Robsham Theater
A lot goes on behind the scenes of a production in Robsham Theater, but the spotlight rarely shines on the people who don’t appear on stage.
Arts, On Campus
Bringing the Past Into the Present, the CSA/KSA Cultural Showcase Stuns
Filled with powerful performances of traditional and modern Korean and Chinese cultures, the Korean Student Association and the Chinese Student Association put on an enlightening showcase.
Featured Story, Features
Acclaimed Playwright Sheri Wilner Joins BC Faculty This Fall
Sheri Wilner, the newest Monan Professor of Theatre Arts, aims to be a role model and battle the systemic sexism in the theater world.
Arts, On Campus
Love And Blood: The Surreal, Stirring ‘Big Love’
Although it bear’s some of the weight of Charles Mee’s original work, the production can’t quite string together a play that’s both engaging and insightful.
On Campus, Arts, Top Story
‘Bug’ Is Creepy And Funny In A King-Sized Bite
Through its two leads and seamless production, “Bug” brings the audience beat by beat into a world of madness and paranoia.
