Five women in comedy at BC shed light on what their experiences have been like, what they love about it, and where things can improve.

In a world overwhelmed with negative headlines, sometimes we need comedy to soften the blow.

The Big Sick, released on July 14, explores the difficulties of interracial dating in addition to being a heart-warming, feel-good film.

Master of None lives up to its first-season reputation and returns with a strong follow-up.

Hello...Shovelhead!'s quirky humor delighted audiences on Saturday.

An eager crowd of students and families came to Fulton on Saturday night to bid adieu to the seniors of Boston College’s popular sketch and improv group, Asinine.

Horror films have long been society's cinematic weapon aimed at exposing collective anxieties.

The controversy over whether comedians should be able to capitalize on disheartening situations rests on the belief that humor degrades the importance of that which it mocks.