The Heights

Sweet, Sweet Chocolate

Catherine Malcynsky • February 16, 2014

Sexual Chocolate's Valentine's Day show in Robsham followed the storyline of 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,' and featured the Heightsmen a cappella group in the role of the Oompa-Loompasin the fantastical, dance-packed retelling.

Art Gallery In Bapst Highlights Student Work

Ryan Dowd • February 16, 2014

Students art show, sponsored by the Art Club and BC libraries, offers depth and eccentricity.

Girl Talk: ‘The Vagina Monologues’ Continues Discussion Of The ‘V-Word’

Noreen Wong • February 10, 2014

By: Noreen Wong

Sponsored by the Women and Gender Studies program, The Vagina Monologues made its 11th appearance at Boston College, balancing entertainment and raising awareness.

Senior Maggie Kearnan Discusses Directorial Debut In Bonn

John Wiley • February 2, 2014

By: John Wiley

After appearing in last semester's production of Three Sisters, Maggie Kearnan, A&S '14, is making her directorial debut with The Circle Mirror Transformation in two weeks.

Times New Roman Rocks 37B At First Concert Of Mod Series

Michelle Tomassi • January 26, 2014

By: Michelle Tomassi & John Wiley

William Bolton, CSOM '16, revealed new singles and his music video 'Diamonds' at his show on Thursday night.

28 Years Later: Baden, ‘Every Day,’ And The Wheels Project

John Wiley • January 26, 2014

By: John Wiley

BC Professor Karl Baden explores the many faces of photography in The Wheels Project on display in Waltham, MA.

A Talented Cast Of Five Examines Chaos And Relationships In ‘The Clean House’

Annie McEwen • January 26, 2014

By: Annie McEwen

Director Billy McEntee, A&S '14 and the BC Theatre Department delivered 'a beautiful and powerful mess in The Clean House' this weekend.

O’Neill 24 Hours

Caroline Hopkins • December 9, 2013

By: Caroline Hopkins

For those dreaded two weeks during mid-December, the Boston College libraries become students' new homes.

Coloring The ‘Spectrum’

Michelle Tomassi • December 9, 2013

Every time the music slowed, the lyrics disappeared, and the lights dimmed, the movement of each and every dancer could be felt throughout at Boston College Dance Ensemble's Spectrum show.