Through May 7, the O’Neill Library reading room is housing a poster exhibit that traces the history of anti-semitic stereotypes.
Arts, Music, Review
Paul McCartney Releases Experimental New Album
Paul McCartney’s recent album, ‘McCartney III Imagined,’ includes instrumental experimentation and collaborations with an array of artists.
Arts, On Campus
Student Bands Shine at Quadstock Concert
Quadstock took over the lawn in front of O’Neill Library for a concert that showcased the musical talents of Boston College students.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Mesmerizes with Top-Notch Visual Effects
‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ transports audiences to a land of monsters with a riveting plot and captivating animated landscapes.
Arts, Music, Review
Selena Gomez’s ‘Revelacion’ Leans Into Spanish Pop
Gomez embraces growth, freedom, and change in her first full-length Spanish EP.
Arts, Movies, Review
Andra Day Shines in Billie Holiday Biopic
‘The United States vs Billie Holiday’ honors the singer’s powerful voice and influence in the music industry.
Arts, On Campus
‘Rain In A Dry Land’ Discusses the Refugee Experience
‘Rain In A Dry Land’ documentary and panel discussion share the difficulties of life as a refugee.
News
Queeley Shares Experiences in Sustainable Urban Development
David Queeley outlined his organization’s process of planning and enacting projects in the Codman Square Neighborhood of Dorchester at the virtual 2020 Jane Jacobs Lecture on Nov. 17.
Arts, On Campus, Review
Prof. John Michalczyk Lectures on Controversial Film ‘Amen’
Costa-Gavras’s controversial film ‘Amen’ was explored and analyzed by Professor John Michalczyk in a recent lecture.
Arts, Television, Review
‘The West Wing’ Reunion Encourages Americans to Vote
Martin Sheen, Allison Janney, and other cast members of ‘The West Wing’ reunite for an episode encouraging Americans to vote.
