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What Did I Just See?
Let me begin with an admission. I know absolutely nothing about dance. In the seventh grade I did enroll in a hip-hop class at the local racquetball club. (Yes, I …
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Bursting the Bubble: Central Square
Compared to its quadrilateral counterparts in Harvard and Kendall, Central Square comes off as a bit of an awkward sibling. But what it lacks in posh, environmentally-friendly high-rises, and prestigious …
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Richard Aldrich, Acclaimed Painter, Visits BU
“Forget your dreams. All you need is love,” said acclaimed painter Richard Aldrich, who visited Boston University Tuesday evening for a lecture on his artwork, referencing the title of his …
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Bursting the Bubble: Harvard Square
If you stand on the banks of the Charles and look out across the water, you will see, over on the far side, the mythical land of Cambridge. Full of …
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CFA Mural Grand Opening
The formerly blank wall of the College of Fine Arts parking lot underwent a major transformation this summer. Alexander Golob (CFA ’16) designed a giant mural and, with the help …
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First Ever Cambridge Open Market Comes to Harvard Plaza
The first ever Cambridge Open Market gives Friday afternoons in the Cambridge and Harvard community a new meaning.
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Huntington Theatre’s “The Jungle Book” Musical is Sprightly Fusion of Classics Plus More
CORRECTION: This review is of a preview production of The Jungle Book To the Huntington Theater from its producing partner in Chicago, the Goodman Theatre, comes Mary Zimmerman’s musical adaptation …
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Award-Winning “Adventure Time” Artists Talk All-Ages Comics
The award-winning comics artist couple Shelli Paroline and Braden Lamb discuss zany princesses, all-ages comics, and the wacky world of Adventure Time.
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An Artist’s Perspective On a City’s Choice
Since the tragic attack on Monday, people around the world and members of Boston have poured out their support for the victims of the tragedy and the city itself. Sayings …
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The Photographic Resource Center: A Best Kept Secret
Boston University students who frequent the west end of campus walk by The Photographic Resource Center everyday. Tucked into a small storefront on the same block as a tanning salon and …
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4-Player: The Vindication of Artistic Video Games
4-Player is a new, weekly video game column examining gaming culture on campus and online, documenting a previously unrepresented segment of BU’s culture. 4-Player is co-written by Jon Christianson, Ashley Hansberry, …
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Boston Ballet Returns To BU
On Monday, Boston Ballet revisited Tsai Performance Center for Dance Spotlight: An Evening with Boston Ballet, an annual showcase from the Howard Gotleib Archival Research Center featuring live performances from …
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