The Second City comes to BU!

Since 1959, the Second City has established itself as a Chicago landmark and a national treasure.  The theatre that launched the careers of such great comics as John Belushi, Mike Meyers, Tina Fey, and Tim Meadows comes to Boston University!  Join the BU community as the cast and crew from Chicago grace the BU stage for an unforgettable performance. 

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Friday, Oct. 17 · GSU Metcalf Hall · Doors at 8:30pm
Tickets are $25 per person and can be purchased through the Orientation website. This is a Parents' Weekend event, so check with your family to see if they've already reserved tickets!

Let the games begin...only two can win!

Come support your college of study in the most exciting intercollegiate competition on campus, Mister and Miss BU. It's a pageant unlike what you're used to, in which each school's contestants compete for the title of Mister and Miss BU (with a few prizes on top of it)!

Hosted by BU's own (and Comedy Central star) Rob O'Reilly!

Check out the Programming Council Facebook page for more details about how you can vote for your favorite contestants and view videos!

Saturday Oct. 25 · Tsai Performing Arts Center · Doors open at 6pm

MIMS! Candy! Costumes!

Dress in your favorite Halloween Costume for this year's Masquerade! The theme of the event is 'Day of the Dead' and will be featuring acclaimed rapper MIMS (singles include: "This is Why I'm Hot", and "Like This"), with a DJ set from DJ CASE from Jammin' Thursdays!

Tickets will cost $5 pre purchased for BU students and $8 for non-BU students and at-door tickets. Tickets will be available at the GSU Information Desk (2nd floor of the GSU) on Monday, October 20 at 5pm. College ID required for entry.

Check out the Programming Council Facebook page for the newest updates and details for this event!

Saturday Nov. 1st · Sargent Activities Center Gym · Doors open at 9pm

What is Programming Council?

Programming Council is Boston University 's largest programming board. As one of the most active student groups on campus, we plan many of the concerts, comedy shows, and other entertainment on campus. We have also provided students with the opportunity to attend open-mic nights, movie screenings, and celebrity meet & greets. We seek to not only provide quality entertainment to the students of Boston University , but also to create a sense of community among our large and diverse student body.

See something you like? Have ideas for the upcoming year? Visit the Your Opinion page and tell us what you think!

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