It’s well-associated with barbershops. It’s a little risky when performed live. It’s a cappella, and it’s back in the modern world of music. With no instruments — not even a backing track...

This past weekend, 24 of Boston University’s most courageously unabashed women gathered to talk about one thing: vaginas. Every year, theatrical groups across the country perform “The Vagina Monologues”...

Caroline Riley, a Ph.D. candidate of history of art and architecture at Boston University, has taken her curatorial opportunity provided by the Jan and Warren Adelson Fellowship in American Art to create...

Who’s to discern the difference between a good Jew and a bad Jew? Joshua Harmon, a recent graduate of The Julliard School’s Lila Acheson Wallace American Playwrights Program, has written a biting,...

Boston University’s premiere performance groups are admired for the musicals, plays and improvisations they bring to life throughout the academic year. These performances usually require months of preparation,...