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Spring Opera Scenes
CFA’s opera program puts on their spectacular spring show, Opera Scenes
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Friday Night Laughs: The Funderdome
On Feb. 28, two of BU’s improvisational comedy groups participated in the fourth annual “Funderdome,” a competition in which groups from local colleges competed for the “Mermaid Queen” trophy and, …
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Protest Addresses “Blurred Lines”
Hours before Robin Thicke’s performance at Agganis Arena, there were crowds of people waiting outside—but most of them were not in line for the show. Weeks ago, the student group …
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February in Twenty-Eight Seconds
There are so many tiny, fleeting moments in your life—beautiful, tragic, awkward, funny, ordinary moments. It’s hard to remember them all. That is why I’ve tasked myself with recording a …
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“Suits” Comes to BU
Last Wednesday, February 26th, the promotional team for the USA original television show Suits stopped by Boston University as a part of their college tour aimed at promoting the show’s upcoming season 3.5 premiere. …
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Mikhail Baryshnikov in ‘Man in a Case’
The most famous ballet dancer in the world performed at the Cutler Majestic Theatre this past Friday night. Mikhail Baryshikov, the Russian-American dancer, is known for having his run with …
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Photo Story: From the Rink to the Rafters
After 40 years of coaching BU’s men’s hockey team to three national championships, 21 Beanpot titles, and nearly 900 wins, Jack Parker decided the 2012-2013 season was his last. Coach Parker’s …
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The Anatomy of Award Shows: Behind the Curtain of The Oscars
Hollywood loves to applaud itself. A chance to brag, an excuse to be nostalgic, a spotlight to glow under. Here, in the midst of award season, is where Hollywood has …
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Student Government’s Conundrum
A few days after the annual student leaders dinner with President Robert A. Brown, a group of Boston University students sat in the backcourt of the George Sherman Union and …
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A Strong (and O’Brien) Sense of Humor
Russian love letters, unwanted guests, weird little cousins, and eager office ladies were just some of the eclectic bits brought to the stage this past Saturday courtesy of comedy couple …
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First Data: Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Sarah Cohen talks data journalism
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Sarah Cohen gave a seminar on data journalism on Feb. 19 at the Rafik B. Hariri Institute. Cohen’s talk focused on the use of statistics and data in journalism throughout its history.
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Peace, Love, and Vaginas
Athena’s Players present VagMo 2014!
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