Miranda Lambert’s “Track Record,” Tame Impala “I Think It’s Time,” and Kane Brown’s “For My Daughter” were all new releases this week.
Arts, On Campus
Migratory Tour of Love and Memory Uses Song and Dance to Advocate for Social Justice
The Migratory Tour of Love and Memory, performed by activists Tuesday evening, honored stories of political strife in Guatemala.
Arts, Music, Review
Earl Sweatshirt’s Eccentricity on Full Display in ‘EAST’
Rapper Earl Sweatshirt channels emotion and disillusion in an innovative and artistic new music video for his song “EAST.”
Arts, Television
‘Atypical’ Gives Substantial Twist to Comedy
‘Atypical’ includes beloved characters and charming storylines, making for an instant fan favorite.
Metro, Food, Features
Welcome to America’s Test Kitchen
Between a digital cooking school, two magazines, an 18-year-old publicly broadcasted television show, and upwards of 100 cookbooks, America’s Test Kitchen (ATK) could have exhausted the exploration of cooking innovation. But culinary creativity has found its home on the second floor of the Boston Design Building, located in the Seaport District. In ATK’s 25,000 square…
Sports, Football, Column
To Properly Honor Crowther, BC Should Schedule Red Bandana Game Closer to 9/11
A noon kickoff for the FSU game makes it clear: in future years, the Red Bandanna Game should always be scheduled as close to Sept. 11 as possible.
Sports, Football
Notebook: Offensive Line, Grosel Impress in Dominant Win Over Syracuse
In an emphatic win against Syracuse, BC football’s offensive line paved the way for a dominant performance both running and throwing the ball. The Eagles finished the game with a program-record 691 total yards.
Opinions, Column
For Reflection, Focus on Establishing Habits
This column is a byproduct of my lack of motivation to complete a reflection assignment. Last week, I recorded a podcast for a group project in one of my classes and, sure enough, this week I was hit with the realization that, on top of the assignment itself, which required group coordination and several scheduled…
News
FBI Briefs Students on Foreign Misinformation Campaigns
Kristopher Grahame, a current member of the FBI, warned the Boston College community to filter how they consume their news at his public cybersecurity and foreign influence briefing. The Monday event, which was a joint effort of the Woods College of Advancing Studies and BC Information Technology Services, touched on the ways foreign actors can…
News
Panel Discusses Religion and The Democratic Party
The Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life hosted a panel to discuss the role of religion in the modern Democratic Party on Monday. Mark Silk, a professor at Trinity College; Peter Skerry, a professor at Boston College; and Michael Sean Winters, a writer for the National Catholic Reporter, came together to debate. Their…
