Josie Mcneill

Besides the lighting and visual effects, all Slowdive offered was its music. For the audience, that seemed to be more than enough.

Singer-songwriter Karol Bedoya uses music as a tool to express her deepest emotions.

Grammy-winning country music group Little Big Town will be the featured artist at the 31st Annual Pops on the Heights gala on Sept. 29.

Goth Babe, also known as Griff Washburn, knew how to interact with the crowd for a fun show at Roadrunner show on May 7.

ALC Showdown gathered a record-breaking crowd and all 17 dance teams for the biggest dance competition of the year.

Canadian shoegaze band Softcult’s ‘See You in the Dark’ EP brings Riot Grrrl flare to modern alternative music.

Boston College's instagram page has announced that rapper Flo Rida is scheduled to perform on stage in the Mod parking lot on April 17.

Kaylee Arzu, MCAS '24, portrays Black elegance, beauty, and culture through her portrait and fashion photography.

The Liturgy Arts Group, alongside its director, Meyer Chambers, will perform at the Voices in the Hall concert at Carnegie Hall on Feb. 19.

Beabadoobee, with opening act Lowertown, ended the North American Beatopia Tour with an energetic show at Roadrunner Boston on Sunday.

Associate arts editor Josie McNeill writes about how her experience at Secret Wall’s live paint battle on Oct. 11 gave her a new appreciation for street art.

The Dramatics Society’s production of ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ brings it audience middle school nostalgia.

An art advocacy project, titled ‘Aftermath’ and led by Boston College faculty, is now on display at Boston University’s Talbot Building.

The Goo Goo Dolls performed their new album along with classic songs at their concert at the Leader Bank Pavilion in Boston on August 16.

An enchanting new spot for book lovers, Hummingbird Books, opened in Chestnut Hill on April 30.

Emily St. John Mandel’s ‘Sea of Tranquility’ combines science fiction elements with the mundanity of life, making for a compelling story.

The 'Truth/Dare' play, showing at the Bonn Studio March 17-20, brings the audience back to its middle school days and offers them a space for reflection in their own lives.

'The Batman,' Robert Pattinson's debut as Batman, gives the viewer a look into the Gotham City hero's brooding and unsure beginnings.

Artist Mikaela Savage, MCAS ’24, debuted her enchanting art in ‘the molting medusa,’ ‘The Laughing Medusa’s’ fall zine in 2021.

‘Martin Parr: Time and Place’ at the McMullen showcases Parr’s most impactful work throughout the years, ranging from creative self-portraits to insightful landscape photos of Ireland.