Andy Grammer delivers a strong acoustic set in Robsham, along with opening act Juice.
Arts, On Campus
When I Grow Up: An Evening Of Cabaret In Bonn
The Boston College Musical Theatre Wing takes a comedic approach to growing up with its fall cabaret show.
On Campus, Arts
Scenes From ‘Dancing With The Scholars 2014’
The Cape Verdean Student Association hosts its annual dance competition, pairing CVSA e-board members with students from BC’s dance organizations.
Column, On Campus, Arts
Why I Quit Overcommitting At BC
The more things we dedicate ourselves to—whether it be to a club, a sport, or a program—the less we’re actually dedicated to any single one of them.
Arts, Movies
Rapture Movie With Nicolas Cage Is Better ‘Left Behind’
‘Left Behind’ crashes and burns, thanks to a bad cast, weak plot, and unrealistic special effects.
Arts, Movies
‘All Is By My Side’ Fails To Channel The Electricity Of Hendrix’s Career
Although Andre Benjamin plays a believable Hendrix, ‘Jimi’ suffers from an inauthentic plot.
Arts, Movies
Ben Affleck And Rosamund Pike Kill It In ‘Gone Girl’
Flicher’s ‘Gone Girl’ adaptation exhibits the director’s ability to handle dark themes and a complex screenplay, but doesn’t live up to ‘The Social Network.’
Column, On Campus, Arts
Confronting The Other ‘BC Lookaway’
There’s a second “BC Lookaway,” one we seldom talk about. It’s what we do we’re passing through the Mods in the morning, and notice a woman, collecting empty beer cans to deposit for cash.
Arts, Music, On Campus
How Junior Caroline Portu Found Her Voice At Boston College
BC Idol winner Caroline Portu discusses her experiences in music and theater—at BC and beyond.
Arts, Column, Off Campus
How Social Media Is Destroying Our Belief In ‘Prophets’
Our parents and grandparents had common American heroes, like JKF and MLK Jr., to look up to—but who do we millenials have? Beyonce? Steve Jobs?
