The Heights

Sennott Speaks on Current State of Journalism

Isabel Fenoglio • September 23, 2018

“The truth is now under attack," said Charles Sennott, an award winning journalist and author. Right now, and forever more, we need to work a lot harder to be sure we do our jobs. We have to do better. Journalism has failed us. We have to do better.”

Fine Tuning Before Pops on the Heights

Emily Himes • September 23, 2018

Pops on the Heights allows many students to get a chance in the spotlight. Here's how these student-performers prepare for the big night.

‘Save the Date’ Exhibit Delves into History of BC

Brenden Pollock • September 23, 2018

The history of Boston College is told through objects and pictures from the university archives in the Bapst exhibit 'Save the Date: Events and Traditions at Boston College.'

Sunset SLAM! Provided Powerful Poems, Wise Words

Jacob Schick • September 23, 2018

Various powerful and passionate student poets took the stage for SLAM!'s (soul, love, and meaning) first event of the year.

Weems Explores America’s Dark Side, African Identity

Stephanie Liu • September 23, 2018

Carrie Mae Weems explores African American Identity and America's dark past in her exhibit at the McMullen Museum of Arts.

So You Think You Can Dance?

Jacob Schick • September 16, 2018

The Boston College dance teams speak on the intricacies of their individual audition processes and on what they look for in new dancers.

Daya Delivers Electric Set on Stokes Lawn

Maddi Boettner • September 16, 2018

Daya gave an energetic and engaging performance on Saturday as part of the annual Boston College concert series.

BC Professor Matson Presents Fictional Novel ‘Ultraviolet’

Stephanie Liu • September 16, 2018

BC English Professor Suzanne Matson presented her fourth novel, 'Ultraviolet,' to students on September 13.

Eight BC Groups Join Forces for AcappellaFest 2018

Maeve Russo • September 16, 2018

AcapellaFest showcased the talents of seven of the 12 active a cappella groups at Boston College. The groups pulled from contemporary works to craft a fun opening to the fall a cappella scene.