Dance teams and a cappella organizations struggle to find sufficient and adequate practice space on Boston College’s campus.
Art Club Exhibition Features Infinite Complexities
The exhibit, featuring work by BC students and faculty, presents urban and natural images to explore the world at large.
Blue Heron Plays Harmonious Renaissance Music
The historical music group blended polyphony and texture to create a showcase of Renaissance music that resonated with listeners.
Chris Cheeseman, Pops on the Heights, and the Possible Dream
When Chris Cheeseman, CSOM ’20, sang at the 25th Pops on the Heights, it might appear that he had it all. But it is not without dedication and self-discovery that he was able to get to sing his song that fateful night.
Irish Céilí Grows Enthusiasm from Gaelic Roots
Featuring accessible Irish dance and lively string music, Irish Céilí engaged attendees with an upbeat and memorable presentation of Gaelic culture.
Syrian Films Feature Spiritual Triumph Over Atrocity
Presented by directors Muhammad and Samah Safi Bayazid, the war films humanized the struggles of Syrian refugees to share stories lost in the news cycle.
‘History Down the Toilet’ Uncovers Social Inequality
BC History Department’s ‘History Down the Toilet’ exhibit showcases issues of gender, discrimination, and wealth inequality in 19th century Boston life.
Sting Jazz Concert Adds Classical Twist to Pop Landmarks
At the jazz concert, modern jazz musicians brought to life popular and obscure pop hits from the lead singer of Police, Sting.
Esteban Lisa’s Abstract Cabinet Fuses Thought at McMullen Museum
Esteban Lisa, a pioneering Spanish artist, is on display at McMullen Museum in an intimate and informatory gallery of abstract art.
‘Shores of Light’ Screening Tells Poignant Story of Warmth After Darkness
‘Shores of Light’ displays a heartfelt and emotionally positive story of community, strength, and culture in Italy in the wake of the Holocaust.