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Jake Parsky breaks ground in first Tiny Classroom Concert

September 20, 2018

This past Tuesday, Jake Parsky ’19 became the first performer in Program Board’s new Tiny Classroom Concert series. Parsky’s 15-minute set included four original compositions, with his voice and acoustic guitar accompanied by...

Professor Cecilia Espinosa conducts an orchestra. Photo courtesy of Espinosa.

Professor Cecilia Espinosa on conducting and Colombia

April 26, 2018

Re-revolutionize Springfest

Emmet Hollingshead

March 29, 2018

Two years ago, at the 2015 International Round Table, I had the opportunity to speak briefly with Chris Ward ’76. Mr. Ward is currently an executive at the consulting firm AECOM, based in New York City, but his background in...

Bower’s Sunny New EP is the Perfect Antidote to Minnesota Winter

March 8, 2018

Rostam sings the verse of album highlight “Sumer,” backed by a powerful string quartet. Photo by Marin Stefani ’18.

Rostam live at Fine Line: An intimate, string-driven show

February 23, 2018

Innerbloom: Exploring Silence

November 7, 2017

Mitski Miyawaki, photo courtesy of Ebru Yildiz.

Mitski doesn’t want to be “Your Best American Girl”

October 19, 2017

Bringing Sexy Mac! Mattress Music: What’s on your sex playlist?

September 29, 2017

Photo courtesy of John Michael Fulton via Motormouth Media.

Lydia Ainsworth to perform new record at 7th Street Entry

April 28, 2017

Katie Crutchfield, the founder of Waxahatchee. Photo courtesy of Jesse Riggins.

Waxahatchee opens for The New Pornographers at First Avenue

April 28, 2017

Jay Som’s searching pop rock

March 24, 2017

Melina Duterte moved into a new place, stayed caffeinated for three weeks, and shaped one of the year’s most eclectic and invigorating records. The Bay Area artist, who records under the name Jay Som, released her debut record Ev...

Macathon and Funkathon highlight entrepreneurship

February 17, 2017

If you want to have an existential crisis right now, think back to what you accomplished in the past 24 hours. Now compare it to what over 150 students will accomplish February 24 to 25. Participants of Macathon will identify an...