Leah Stitzel

Sabrina Carpenter succeeds at cementing herself in the pop scene with catchy and clever lyrics in 'Short n' Sweet.'

Students celebrated the last day of classes with electric performances from Chicken Liver Testimony, Del Water Gap, and Neon Trees

Arts Fest is coordinated by BC’s Arts Council, an office of student employees and volunteers who work to organize the event.

17 of BC’s dance teams competed for the biggest dance competition of the year, organized by AHANA+ Leadership Council.

Sofia secretly loves being on aux. Is she playing crowd favorites? Not really, but if you’re looking to feel like a mildly delusional person in a ’50s jazz club, she’s your girl.

Phaymus' 20th anniversary show was a tribute to Phaymus’ decorated past and proof of its bright future as a group. 

When Common Tones posted a TikTok of them singing “Carol of the Bells”, the last thing they expected was for the video to go viral.

Music for single people doesn’t have to be about being single. These songs are about love and breakups, but also everything in between.

At a virtual college roundtable interview through Warner Bros., The Heights spoke to the director and cast members of 'The Color Purple'.

The first of two unique performances, Week of Dance's lineup on Dec. 1st included 10 BC dance teams representing distinctive styles.

Arts Staffer Leah Stitzel recounts the best movies released in 2023.

The BC Theatre Department's production of 'Rent' intersects the multiple stories of young artists trying to survive the many challenges that NYC in the 90s poses them.

2023 has provided some of the best Halloween costume trends, from today’s popular culture references to classic comebacks.

'The rest' proves that boygenius is more than a musical project through its solidified and coherent style.

Staff writer Leah Stitzel composes the perfect, not depressing, Fall playlist to welcome the change of seasons. Staff writer Leah Stitzel composes the perfect, not depressing, Fall playlist to welcome the change of seasons.

Three alumni artists returned to campus as panelists centering on their experiences at BC, future projects and passions.

Professors Susan Michalczyk and John Michalczyk’s second film centering on Lou Montgomery, BC’s first Black student-athlete, will premiere on April 27 at the Arts Fest.

Staff writer Leah Stitzel recommends listening to De La Soul, a 1988 hip-hop and soul group who just released six albums on all streaming services last month.

Arts Staff Writer Leah Stitzel depicts Lana del Rey’s new album as a “hodgepodge history of sad music.”

The Irish music artist adds to his discography songs that play on a combination of both up-tempo sounds and bleak lyrical meanings.