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With Forthcoming IISS, BC Should Establish Neuroscience Major

“Based on the University’s hiring of new faculty interested in the field of neuroscience and plans to construct the IISS, BC should recognize that the time to establish a neuroscience major is quickly approaching.”

Arts, On Campus

Aylward Coronated as BC’s Piano Playing Legend in Tchaikovsky BC Symphony Performance

Full of passion, energy, and palpable sounds, BC Symphony Orchestra’s Tchaikovsky performance gave listeners a test of the best of old talents through the hands of youthful masters.

Arts, On Campus

My Mother’s Fleabag Improvises Facetious, Funny Show

Comedy group My Mother’s Fleabag entertained audiences with their random and witty improvised performance, and reflected on the common situations of BC students at large.

Arts, On Campus

All Things Swing Brought to ‘Lindy Hop ’til You Drop’ Show

Full Swing integrates its swing stylings into modern tales and wistful reimaginings to create a wholly engrossing show in ‘Lindy Hop ’til You Drop.’

Arts, Music

Cold War Kids Stun and Inspire with ‘L.A. Divine’

Fans will love the Cold War Kids’ ‘LA Divine,’ which represents their stellar songwriting and blues rock sound with a reflective and authentic album.

Arts, Movies

‘Your Name’ Details Isolation, Connection of Minds Separated By Space

Rife with poignant symbolism, ‘Your Name’ detailing the struggles and triumphs of two star-crossed lovers inhabiting the others body for a time.

Arts, Movies

Braff’s ‘Going in Style’ Is an Ageless Tale of Rebellion, Social Issues

‘Going in Style’ touches on the struggles against the clock, while remaining light-hearted enough for any viewer to relate and relish in.

Arts, Movies

Louis C.K. Prolifically Dismantles Humanity with a Razor’s Edge

In his latest special ‘2017’ from the dark recesses of politicized conversation, Louis C.K. pulls out unapologetic opinions that are sure to stir up thoughts long after the laughs subside.

Opinions, Letters To The Editor