Post Malone releases solid sophomore album with ‘Beerbongs and Bentleys,’ but the artist’s success comes at the expense of moving away from his original sound.
Featured Story, On Campus, News
Woods College Dean to Become President of Saint Mary’s University
“I intend to bring the same energy, passion and conviction to my work with students, faculty and staff at Saint Mary’s that I brought to the Woods College each day,” said Dean of the Woods College of Advancing Studies Rev. James Burns, I.V.D., to The Chronicle.
Arts, Music, Off Campus
Gretchen Parlato Brings Serene Jazz to RISE Music Series
Gretchen Parlato entertained the crowd at Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum with unconventional musical stylings and calm crooning as a part of the RISE Music Series.
Off Campus, Music, Arts
Echosmith and Openers Echo Sentiments of Love
Echosmith, the indie band best known for its hit “Cool Kids,” entertained the Royale crowd with an intimate setting and carefree musical stylings on April 26.
Spring, Softball
Previewing 2018 Softball: Bryant
BC has won 10 of 11 all-time meetings with Bryant, and will look to beat them once again in an effort to extend an impressive seven-game non-conference winning streak on Wednesday afternoon.
Column, Music, Arts
Songs from the Starboard: the Best of Jimmy Buffett
Head Arts Editor Jacob Schick discusses his favorite Jimmy Buffett songs just in time for summer.
Softball, Spring
DiEmmanuele, Hot Start Extend BC’s Non-Conference Streak
Lexi DiEmmanuele stole three bases and the Eagles poured on five runs in the first two innings, which held up for a midweek win over Massachusetts Lowell on Tuesday night.
Academics, Top Story, News
International Studies Advisory Board Considers Opening Program to All Students
“To move forward from here, we’ll need to add additional sections of classes, and we hope to do that in the next few years, so that we might be able to open the major to all students, without an application,” said Robert Murphy, the program’s director.
Featured Story, Metro
Former AG Eric Holder Talks Redistricting, 2020 Plans
Former Attorney General Eric Holder served as the keynote speaker at the annual Godkin Lecture at Harvard on Monday. He discussed gerrymandering, the importance of civic engagement, and his potential run for presidency in 2020.
Top Story, On Campus, News
Over 200 Faculty Sign Letter Calling on Leahy, Quigley to Issue ‘Strong Response’ to B.o.B’s Stances
“We, faculty and staff of Boston College, are embarrassed that our Jesuit and Catholic university is supporting a performer who spouts such offensive and uneducated statements,” the letter reads.
