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Professor Ralph Jaccodine spoke about the relevance of folk music and the resurgence of interest in the genre’s more acoustic roots.

Michele Darling, chair of the Electronic Production and Design Department, and Rodney Alejandro, dean of Professional Writing and Music Technology, guide readers into the world of AI and music education. 

The violinist, professor, and bandleader is stepping into history with a mission to bring true representation, transparency, and community to the Recording Academy.

Dr. Krystal Banfield and City Music students talk about the program and their experience.

Terri Lyne Carrington, a multi-Grammy Award–winning artist and a Berklee professor, was featured on the segment and spoke about the significance of the club for young artists.

Misael Martinez, Berklee's assistant vice president, Education Outreach and Social Entrepreneurship, and Steve Bailey, chair of Berklee's Bass Department, spoke about Warner's impact and legacy. 

Misael Martinez, assistant vice president, Social Entrepreneurship and Creative Youth Development, spoke about Warner's special and close connection to the college.

Students and staff at the college boxed up meals for people in need across the globe.

"Music should always be about the song," writes Bill Banfield.

Alejandro took WBZ-TV's Mike Sullivan through the creative process of writing a hit song.

The Virginia native talked about his career and touring with Shaboozey.

Iconic rap duo Kid ‘N Play spoke to the TV station ahead of its induction.