The Heights

Kaylee Arzu Depicts Black Culture and Elegance Through Portrait Photography

Josie McNeill • February 23, 2023

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

‘Seven Deadly Sins’ Exhibit Explores the Nature of Vice

Jacob Schick • February 3, 2019

Michaela Marks explores the nature of human vice with her exhibit '7 Deadly Sins.'

Faculty and Staff Art Exhibit Features Unique, Lively Work

Emily Himes • October 21, 2018

Several talented faculty and staff displayed their artwork at an exhibit in Carney.

‘Nicholas Nixon: Persistence of Vision’ Captures the Passage of Time in Pictures

Mary Wilkie • February 25, 2018

The ICA presents a collection of photographs by Boston-based artist Nicholas Nixon that captures the passage of time and the beauty of age. The exhibit includes Nixon's 'The Brown Sisters,' a series of group portraits of his wife Bebe and her three sisters, taken annually since 1975.

From the Eagle’s Eye Illustrates the Boston College Experience

Emily Himes • February 18, 2018

From the Eagle's Eye, a student photography exhibit, illustrates the Boston College experience through the eyes of students.

‘Hiro: Photographs’ The Strange and Beautiful World of Hiro

Madeleine D’Angelo • February 4, 2016

The intersection of the strange and the beautiful is just a 40-minute ride down the Green Line.

How Senior Kathryn Riley Is Reframing Boston, One Instagram At A Time

John Wiley • October 8, 2015

Peeling away “superficial Boston,” to Riley, is a question of access. It means climbing fences, walking past doormen, capturing moments in unwelcome spaces.

City Upon A Hill: The Story Behind Boston’s Favorite Timelapse

Bennet Johnson • January 23, 2015

Filmmaker Sean Collins created 'A City Upon a Hill'—one of Boston's first timelapse videos that is quickly taking the internet by storm.

On Authentic Eagles: Looking Back On A Year In Reflection

John Wiley • November 13, 2014

The creators of the 'Gavel' series reflect back on a year in stories—from the inception of the idea last November to Authentic Eagles today.

Keira Knightley And The Naked Truth Of Body Image

Ariana Igneri • November 10, 2014

Actress Keira Knightley joins the discussion of body image, appearing unedited, topless in a photoshoot.

New Slaves: The Meaninglessness Of The ‘Media Revolution’ At BC And Elsewhere

John Wiley • November 6, 2014

Technology has changed the way we live our lives, but does the 'media revolution' really mean that much to us?

#BC360: The Movement Reinventing Boston College’s Social Media Empire

Arielle Cedeno • November 6, 2014

BC 360, a pilot program initiated by the Office of News and Public Affairs, allows students to have a more active role in shaping BC’s image on social media outlets.