Carrie Mae Weems explores African American Identity and America’s dark past in her exhibit at the McMullen Museum of Arts.
Arts, On Campus
BC Professor Matson Presents Fictional Novel ‘Ultraviolet’
BC English Professor Suzanne Matson presented her fourth novel, ‘Ultraviolet,’ to students on September 13.
Arts, Television, Review
Autistic Character Revitalizes Ordinary High School Storyline
‘Atypical’ tackles your average coming-of-age story while thoughtfully raising awareness of autism.
Review, Arts, Television
Amazon’s ‘Jack Ryan’ Installment Lacks Compelling Plot
John Krasinski offers a fresh take on Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, but the most recent Amazon installment fails to deliver fans new excitement while detailing the storied character’s beginnings.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Forgotten’ Blends Sentimental and Suspense
The new Netflix original movie ‘Forgotten’ mixes exceptional acting with an intense, suspenseful storyline featuring a seemingly perfect North Korean family.
Television, Arts, Review
‘Everything Sucks!’ Lives Up to its Name
“Everything Sucks!” is the stereotypical coming-of-age story, minus the characters viewers actually care about.
Arts, On Campus
Cao Jun Gives Modern Twist to Traditional Artistry
Cao Jun’s exhibit ‘Hymns of Nature’ illustrates different natural landscapes in a modern way.
On Campus, Arts
‘No Exit’ Brings Hell to Life in Bonn Studio
Boston College Theatre Department’ performance of ‘No Exit’ brings the dread of hell to Bonn Studio in the form of eternal interaction between incompatible individuals.
