March 2016 — The Heights

BU Student Found Dead, Police Consider Suicide

On Wednesday morning, Boston University authorities reported that the body of a young male was discovered on the rooftop of Kilachand Hall.

Metro, Column

Chaplin is in the Building: How Silent Movies Still Hold a Spot in Our Hearts

The Coolidge Corner Theater is one of the few places in the city where individuals can go and experience, not see, history. In such a historically relevant city, I wish a larger variety of establishments like this one existed.

Metro

Head of the Charles Regatta Appoints New Chairperson

Kirk takes the helm of the Head of The Charles as it prepares for its 52nd annual race, which is set to take place later this year on Oct. 22 and 23.

Arts, Television

Bojack Horseman Rife with Societal Commentary, Despite Animalistic Nature

The Netflix comedy, though lost among some of Netflix’s most popular shows, features an impressive last of voice actors and mature themes for a cartoon.

Arts

Kate McKinnon – The Woman of Many Faces

The ‘SNL’ cast member follows in the footsteps of many of Hollywoods greatest comediennes as a promising queen of her generation of the popular variety program.

Column, Arts

Embracing Hip-Hop History with Broadway’s ‘Hamilton’

Thanks to Lin-Manuel Miranda and his Broadway hit ‘Hamilton,’ an inventive fusion of rap and the American Revolution, history is finally fun again.

Arts, Movies

Zack Snyder Squanders ‘Batman v Superman’ With a Pocket Full of Kryptonite

In the ultimate gladiator match, Batman and Superman square off. But even in the heat of battle, viewers are lead to wonder if the heart of the film lies elsewhere.

Arts, Column