The Boston Book Festival, featuring notable authors such as Rick Riordan, Chloe Gong, and Heather Cox Richardson, alongside performers, local publishers,...
Stephen Sondheim’s twisted fairy tale and modern classic “Into The Woods” has been revived on Broadway in the U.S. three times, each time with different...
By Karenna Umscheid, Assistant Living Arts Editor
/ February 1, 2023
Just a few steps off the Coolidge Corner green line stop is the Coolidge Corner Theater, a cornerstone of the Boston film community known for showing independent,...
By Karenna Umscheid, Assistant Living Arts Editor, Campus
/ January 24, 2023
Theater is transformation and reflection, a mirror held up to one’s society in the most dramatic form. The productions of Emshakes—formerly known as...
It’s become common to acknowledge that the history of several American holidays is rooted in colonialism. An example includes the refusal of many to...
Drumfolk, produced by C. Brian Williams and performed by Step Afrika!, is a celebration of music at the intersection between African American history and...
The Masonic Temple of Boston, located on the corner of Boylston and Tremont Street, opened its mysterious doors to the public and held an open house on...
Two students have jump-started their careers in the music industry, managing emerging artists, planning concerts, and promoting events within the Boston...
With “RushTok” taking over the ForYou page of TikTok at the start of every fall, the image of sorority girls dancing in coordinated outfits in front...
From disco balls to shark teeth and magic mushrooms, a student-run online jewelry shop featuring fun, eclectic designs has garnered traction among the...
Taking good notes, going to office hours and turning your assignments in on time are all tips you’ll see when you search for general college advice....
