By Max Ardrey, Dept. Living Arts Editor
/ April 9, 2025
Film sets are stressful, but when the crew is made up of exhausted students, they run the risk of being panic-inducing.
Visual media arts students learn...
On Tuesday, VMA Presents programmed a special advanced screening of three short films by faculty members, which featured women-centric films about issues...
NFTs are misunderstood. For most, they’re just money. For others, they’re overrated. But for one night at the Pellas Art Gallery on 73 Newbury Street...
Most people cringe at the musings of their 14-year-old selves. Annalisa Hansford, a senior writing, literature, and publishing student, gains constant...
This Friday and Saturday, the sixth annual Comedy Extravaganza, or ComEx!, will be held in the Greene Theater of the Tufte Performance and Production Center....
By Allison Po, Beacon Correspondent
/ March 26, 2025
Soft lighting and fish decor peek through the storefront. The ambiance is warm and whimsy. This is Madeleine's Candy Shop, the perfect place for anyone...
While writers, illustrators, and artists have cowered in fear for the past two years, theatermakers have felt safe from the threat of generative AI. In...
By Sam Shipman, Living Arts Editor
/ March 19, 2025
The moment Neal Francis began his interview with The Beacon, he said hello before taking a moment to light incense. Dressed in a slick jumpsuit that could...
Last Saturday, 1,100 eager fans flocked to the Strand Theatre, cheering at a volume comparable to major sporting events. They were there to watch nine...
Time Out Market in Fenway was filled with more than just delicious food on Friday. The food hall hosted a Spring is Queer event, the first in a series...