It’s difficult to imagine the buildup to a film like “Megalopolis”: the passion product and “dream script” of legendary director Francis Ford Coppola (“The Godfather,” “Apocalypse Now”)...

Suffolk’s very own sketch comedy group, Who’s Askin’, performed their first show of the year Oct. 4 in the Stoll room of Sawyer.  Led by their president, Killian Maree, the group performed a...

Suffolk University’s Planned Parenthood Generation Action chapter started the semester off with a bang by holding their first event of 2024 called “Sexy Scattergories” Sept. 18.  The event was...

Billie Eilish released her third studio album “HIT ME HARD AND SOFT” May 17. This is her most experimental album thematically and production-wise. She played with various genres, new kinds of production...

Harvard Art Museums unveiled a new temporary exhibit Sept. 15 titled “Made in Germany? Art and Identity in a Global Nation” showcasing German art from 1980 and onwards, depicting the culture, identity...

Twenty One Pilots ensured that no fans knew what to expect with two high-energy nights at TD Garden Sept. 20 and 21 for the “Clancy World Tour.” The duo is back bigger and better with bright visuals,...

Ava Costa, a senior at the Sawyer Business School, has pushed the envelope of what it means to translate knowledge from the classroom to the real world.  This past year, Ava and her sister, Olivia...

A new adaptation of the beloved Shakespearean classic “Romeo and Juliet” has graced the American Repertory Theater stage in Cambridge.  Opening night was held at the Loeb Drama Center Aug. 31,...

Award-winning hip-hop country artist Jelly Roll returned to Boston Sept. 26 with his “Beautifully Broken” tour, filling TD Garden with cheering fans, electrifying performances and an unforgettable...

Students returning to the city for the fall semester can find a fresh place to destress and unwind at Boston’s newest and only cat café, A Sanctuary Café.  Since opening its doors over the summer,...

After 36 years, the ghost with the most returns to the big screen with a lot of personality but far too many plotlines in Tim Burton’s newest creation, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.  The return to one...

A new temporary exhibit is on display at the Museum of Fine Arts until Dec. 16 featuring works done by renowned Canadian printmaker Edwin Holgate.  Holgate, born in 1892, would soon become a leading...