The presentation, cosponsored by the Boston College theology department, demonstrated Ward’s facility for bridging systematic theology with contemporary pastoral concerns, offering valuable insights for theological anthropology in an age of increasing secular isolation.
The exhibit, open from Feb. 9 to June 1, features 20 lenders and is centered around 13th-century Islamic scholar Zakariyya al-Qazwini’s cosmography titled The Wonders of Creation and Rarities of Existence.
As friends and family brought flowers to the stage, UPrising’s annual showcase was one filled with both energy and sentimentality.
The roaring cheers that filled the theater from start to finish were proof of how much this showcase meant—not just to the dancers but to everyone lucky enough to witness it.
Lively chatter filtering through the walls paired with the comforting aroma of freshly baked goods provided the perfect environment for the Arts Council’s first gallery of 2025, the Disability Art Gallery.
The Heights Room buzzed with life for the Campus School’s annual art showcase on Thursday. The Midwestern-themed event included raffles, snacks, and exciting performances from some of Boston College’s most beloved arts groups.
Regardless of how you end up in theater, wholeheartedly committing to it is a necessity, according to Florestal. She described how you sometimes have to balance multiple jobs, potentially outside of the arts, to support yourself while working toward a greater goal.
Once a year, Boston College pays homage to the enchanting world of dance, transforming the main stage of the Robsham Theater into a dazzling podium for all the different student dance groups to perform.
On Wednesday night, the Lowell Humanities Series at Boston College welcomed a storyteller who has danced with octopi and been chased by silverback gorillas.
BC’s production of Pippin was a living, breathing spectacle that combined humor, heart, and a touch of absurdity to remind the crowd that theater can still surprise and delight.
