It’s high time to trade the jean shorts for good old jeans. As sweater weather arrives in earnest, here are a few items to add to your repertoire.
Arts, Column
Why The Hip-Hop ‘Hamilton’ Works: Breaking The Mold On Broadway
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s concept was bold, unique, and stood out like a sore thumb even before its first note was delivered.
Arts, Music
Former Disney Stars Cyrus and Gomez In Singles This Week
Miley Cyrus releases “Hands of Love” alongside the film ‘Freeheld,’ Mayday Parade releases “Letting Go” and Selena Gomez prepares for her album release.
Arts, Music
Halsey’s Dystopia Doesn’t Quite Deliver in “New Americana”
Halsey comes off cool as always in the music video for “New America,” but the up-and-comer can’t quite strike the right dramatic tones to pull it off.
Arts, Television, Column
Online Streaming Can Save TV Programs, But Are They Putting Them In Peril Too?
With smaller viewership, TV companies must find something to cling to in order to remain competitive in their timeslot. And this means dumping dead weight
Top Story, Arts, On Campus
Music Guild To Feature BC Bands In First Annual Fall Concert
Here are some of the acts and bands to know before the Music Guild’s Fall Concert kicks off on Saturday in the Cabaret Room.
Arts, Television, Column
Trevor Noah Valiantly Carries On Jon Stewart’s War
The South African comedian took over ‘The Daily Show’ for the 16 year veteran last week. How’s he looking so far?
Arts, Featured Column, Column
Riots At The MFA And The State Of Snobbery
Apparently, Renoir sucks. French Impressionism aside, it’s time to bridge the gap between art for snobs and art for the commoners.
Blog
The Drawing Board, ‘2016 Elections Be Like…’
The cartoon for this Monday’s issue of The Heights, as both Bernie Sanders and Hilary Clinton had rallies in Boston this weekend.
Voices from the Dustbowl
‘What Are You Really Afraid Of?’
In this Monday’s edition of ‘Voices From The Dustbowl,’ we asked students what their biggest fear was.
