Judith Barry’s art piece, Untitled, aims to prompt a discussion about the refugee crisis, and will be hanging on the facade of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum from Jan. 17 to June 27.
Opinions, Editorials
BC Announces Use of New Financial Aid Tool
“Because BC has experienced a steady increase in early applications over the past few years, the school provides more resources for applicants to utilize in the process.”
Metro, Arts
Black Spaces Matter Exhibit Celebrates Abolitionist History
After beginning as a series of student projects at UMass Dartmouth, Black Spaces Matter grew into an exhibit dedicated to telling the story of historic New Bedford’s past, present, and future.
Blog, TU/TD
Netflix and Ill: TU/TD
“Ignoring the fact that both of their names sound ridiculously fictional, their respective baking expertises complement each other when judging the bakers’ plates.”
Metro
Nearly 10,000 Attend the Second Women’s March in Cambridge
Organized by The January Coalition, protesters filled Cambridge Common to attend the second Women’s March “People Persist” and rally for change.
Women's Basketball
Eagles Go Cold from Field, Drop Fourth-Straight Game
BC faltered at the end of the first half against Miami in its fourth-straight loss, as the Hurricanes went on a 17-5 run, en route to a convincing 65-43 win.
Metro, Arts
Meet Riley, MFA’s Security Guard
Sniffing his way up and down gallery halls, Riley, a twelve-week-old Weimaraner puppy, inspects incoming art for moths and other insects that potentially damage the MFA’s priceless collections.
Column, Metro
Sometimes the Wrong Train Can Bring You to the Right Station
Gap Years can be a daunting prospect to navigate, but Alessandro Zenati ‘21 wants to highlight the transformative experience those 365 days can provide. He offers ways to silence internal judgement and make it a year full of growth.
Features
MCAS Alumni Join, Mentor Sophomores at Career Event
After watching their CSOM friends snatch up internships, hundreds of MCAS ’20 learn how badly employers want their holistic minds.
Opinions, Column
A Day in the Life of a Pitcher
“That’s the other funny thing about baseball: if you think, you’re dead. The action happens too fast. To be great you have to trust your training, trust your instincts, and simply react.”
