Whether you’ve been told that you “wear your heart on your sleeve” after experiencing troubles with dating, or have muttered “seems Greek to me” while looking at your calculus homework, around every corner, Shakespeare continues to live and breathe.
Arts, On Campus
Contemporary Theatre’s ‘Witch’ Expertly Balances Humor and Sincerity
Witch does a wonderful job incorporating humorous elements and serious issues to keep the audience engaged—a hard line to walk, but Contemporary Theatre seems to do it with ease.
Top Story, Arts, On Campus
ALC Showdown 2025 Levels Up the Competition
With a line of people snaking around Conte Forum by the time doors opened at 6 p.m., students anticipated a riveting showcase of BC’s dancing talent—and they did not leave disappointed.
Arts, On Campus
Asinine Delivers Raunchy Sketches and Skillful Improv in Big Show, “Hey Siri, don’t be afraid”
With raunchy sketches and impressive improvisation, Asinine let its unique skill set shine with “Hey Siri, don’t be afraid.”
Arts, Music, Review
‘Chicken Liver Testimony’ Serves Grit With a Side of Groove
With its blend of raw instrumentation, lyrical introspection, and collaborative depth, the album captures the essence of youthful exploration.
Review, Arts, Music
In ‘SABLE, fABLE,’ Bon Iver Steps Out of the Cabin and Into the Sunlight
In the six years since Bon Iver’s last release, it is clear that Vernon has taken time for himself: to reflect, reset, and rediscover the joy in music again. And as listeners, we are grateful to be invited back in.
Arts Features, Column, Arts
Brett’s Bites Runs Boston and the Internet
For runners like Brett Chody, a former University of Southern California track athlete turned influencer, the marathon becomes more than a finish-line fixation—it’s a way to show what pushing your limits looks and feels like.
Arts, Column
Ktoridi: Dua Lipa’s ‘Service95’ Isn’t Your Average Book Club
I thought nothing of it when I sat down for my typical routine and came across a video of Gabriel García Márquez’s son talking about his father, the renowned Latin American writer. After some quick searching, I realized the channel I had stumbled upon was none other than Dua Lipa’s.
Arts, Movies
‘A Minecraft Movie’ is a Nostalgic Nightmare
Naturally, one would assume the adaptation is a cinematic portal into a world we’ve mined, crafted, and dreamt of for over a decade. But alas, the film falls short of our nostalgic wishes.
Arts, Music, Column
MarMon 2025: A Sa-Weet Playlist To Prepare for the Mile 21 Concert
Saweetie might not be mainstream anymore, but her hit songs and collaborations are sure to be thoroughly entertaining for the Mile 21 crowd.
