Benedictine College’s Department of Theatre and Dance is bringing the classic story of It’s Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play to the stage next month.
The show is based on the iconic 1946 Frank...
A quick search on Google for “pumpkin spice” yields around 353 million results in 0.62 seconds. Curiosity on how one flavor could have such a chokehold on millennials and Gen Zer's across the nation...
In the time of Christ and still today, the Catholic faith and the written word have been converging together. From the Bible to the Catechism and even Catholic news sites like EWTN and now Benedictine...
“May the road rise up to meet you.
May the wind be always at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face;
the rains fall soft upon your fields and until we meet again,
may God hold you in the palm...
This letter was written by Keith and Marie Stutterheim.
Letter to the Editors:
We noted your article reporting the formal visit of the Hungarian president to Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas....
Día de Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, has become ever-so prevalent in American mainstream media in recent years, the popularity of which can be largely attributed to the success of movies like Coco...
Halloween
40 years after the original film, Danny McBride and David Gordon Green’s 2018 Halloween reboot/legacy-sequel wipes the slate clean, wisely ignoring the timeline of events from Halloween...
If you put every modern-era horror movie that has been popular over the last decade or so into a blender and threw it up on the big screen, it would be Smile. It’s insistence on its themes of trauma...
“Tolton: From Slave to Priest” is the beautiful story of Augustine Tolton and how he became the first African American priest in the United States. The performance of Jim Coleman as Tolton was stunning...
Blonde
Blonde is weird. Like really, really weird. Probably the weirdest movie of the year. It’s extremely ambitious, grandiose, and intricately crafted, but at the same time, it’s terrible,...
I hear you BC students, we’re hitting the midpoint of the semester. Homework and tests are intensifying and with that, your stress levels. All you want is somewhere to go where you can relax and eat...
After a long wait of over 30 years, fans of Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman can finally rejoice in getting a TV production of the series in the new Netflix original, The Sandman. The enthusiasm for this show...
