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Regie Gibson, assistant professor and inaugural Massachusetts poet laureate, with US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer (left) at We Hold These Truths on June 25, 2026.
Professor Regie Gibson and Konstantin Solopov BM ’26 wrote and composed pieces for the We Hold These Truths event, also featuring remarks from former Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick and Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer.
What do the rehearsal room and the boardroom have in common? More than you might think. Rosenwach BM ’10, cofounder of Star51 Capital, shares the lessons he carried from music into med-tech investing.
Left to right: Assistant professor Martin Shore; Raindance Film Festival founder Elliot Grove; student Honor Minors; Africana Studies Department chair Dr. Mike Mason; and recent graduate Samuel Apoutou at the 2026 Raindance Film Fesitval in London.
Cellist Elaina Spiro leveraged her experience in Berklee’s recording studios—and her talent for networking—to jumpstart her career as a session musician.
Associate professor Linda May Han Oh was awarded a 2026 Guggenheim Fellowship in music composition.
The Berklee professor, bassist, and composer will use the fellowship to debut Dreams of Knowing, an interdisciplinary work that bridges science, data, and music.
Grammy-winning artist and Bizzy Awards host Lecrae (left) stands with chair of Berklee Music Business/Management Department Tonya Butler (right) after she received the Music Business Educator of the Year Award.
Survey findings show social platforms have become the primary source of music for video content, surpassing traditional music libraries, while AI adoption grows among some creators.
St. Vincent (also known as Annie Clark ‘03) performs as part of her Live with Orchestra tour.
Berklee alumni St. Vincent and Ruby Plume will appear on the same bill across seven dates this summer, including a hometown performance at Boston's Symphony Hall on June 4.