Ticket sales to Boston College’s annual Mile 21 Concert, featuring T-Pain, were shut down after a glitch allowed students to purchase multiple tickets, according to Robsham Theater Arts Center Director Kier Byrnes.
Arts, On Campus
Arts Walk Displays the Essence of Student Art on Campus
The Arts Walk displays across campus featured student artists’ work across many different mediums.
Arts Fest 2023, Arts
25 Years Later, Arts Council Reflects on the History of Arts Fest
Ahead of 2023’s Arts Festival, Arts Council discusses the origin of the annual events and changes that have been made since 1997.
Arts, Arts Fest 2023
In His Return to BC, Bryce Pinkham Revisits ‘Candide’
Actor and visiting professor Bryce Pinkham will direct the new production of ‘Candide’ with the help of his cast members and students.
On Campus, Arts
‘Oil’ Play Delivers Thought-provoking Performances
The Boston College Theatre Department’s production of Ella Hickson’s play ‘Oil’ contemplated people’s concerning dependence on fossil fuels.
Top Story, News
BC Receives Largest Donation in its 158-Year History
Boston College received a gift of $75 million—the largest donation in the 158-year history of the University—from the estate of Joyce Robsham and Paul Robsham, LGSOE ’83, the University announced on Thursday.
On Campus, News
Behind ‘Invisible’: The Many Sides of Migration
Throughout her years at the Academy and the time following her graduation, Štivičić produced several theatrical performances. Her plays cover a myriad of topics, ranging from particular aspects of the human experience to broad sociological critiques.
Features, Featured Column, Column
Dear Shannon: Surviving Bad Pick Times (and Other Concerns)
In her latest advice column, Shannon Kelly details how she survives bad pick times and registration with ancient UIS.
On Campus, Arts
‘Chicago’ Pulls Back the Curtain on Extravagance, Morals
Robsham Theater presents the classic play ‘Chicago,’ satirizing and analyzing the nature of crime and violence in America.
Column, Features
Embracing BC’s Traditions but Adding to My Wish List
Since she came to Boston College a year late as a transfer, Shannon Kelly is trying to make up for lost time by participating in the typical BC traditions.
