Jason Derulo is scheduled to perform in the Mod parking lot on Marathon Monday, as announced by an email sent to Boston College students on Thursday.
Arts, Arts Features
Showdown 2022: Sold-out Show Revives BC Tradition With Tight Competition
Dance teams displayed a range of styles and cultures in a packed Conte Forum for the revival of ALC Showdown.
Arts, Arts Features
Dance Groups Gear Up for Showdown Competition
Ahead of ALC Showdown on March 19, dance groups have been prepping their themes and routines for the competition in Conte Forum.
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Generations of Bostonians Celebrate 35 Years of A Cappella
The Bostonians, the first a cappella group at Boston College, marked their 35 year reunion with weekend festivities and a moving concert.
Arts, On Campus
‘Oil’ Play Delivers Thought-provoking Performances
The Boston College Theatre Department’s production of Ella Hickson’s play ‘Oil’ contemplated people’s concerning dependence on fossil fuels.
Arts, On Campus
Poetry Open Mic Night Returns to McMullen
Two literary magazines at Boston College, ‘The Laughing Medusa’ and ‘Stylus,’ invited students to read their personal poetry at a packed open mic night.
Arts, On Campus
Graduate Student Association to Host Virtual Concert Series
A three-part concert series, called BAMS Fest, will offer Boston College graduate students a chance to come together virtually.
Review, Arts, Movies
‘Thunder Force’ Comedy Crashes and Burns
‘Thunder Force,’ released by Netflix on Friday, flops as a superhero movie and as a comedy, delivering only clichés and awkward humor.
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Arts, On Campus
‘IDK [What This Is]’ Pushes the Boundaries of Theatre
Boston College theatre department performs the original play ‘IDK [What This Is]’ by alumna Maggie Kearnan, BC ’14.
Arts, Arts Features
Black Creatives On Campus Share Their Stories
Creative communities on campus offer a safe space and opportunity for artistic expression for Black students.
