In the News

Ward talks about her path to appearing in Gatsby and the importance of being authentic.

Tonya Butler, chair of Music Business/Management Department, was interviewed for this story on the phenomenon of “pop girl spring."

Professor Fuller discusses how Michael Jackson's music resonates across generations—including with her students.

Read about the new Berklee on the Road program at the 25th annual Gnaoua and World Music Festival in Essaouira, Morocco.

Emmett G. Price III, dean of Africana Studies at Berklee, talks about the influence of Black musicians on country music, what constitutes authenticity, and the release of Beyoncé's new album Cowboy Carter. 

Dave Limina, chair of the Piano Department, lent his expertise on the best digital pianos.

Michael Moyes of Berklee Online and DYS partner Kobie Stewart discusses the initiative with host Tiziana Dearing.

The Grammy Award winner talked about growing up western Massachusetts, her musical evolution, and her new album.

Charles Vincent Burwell, professor of theater at Boston Conservatory at Berklee, was asked about the recent trend of contemporary theater breaking the fourth wall to create more communal and inclusive experiences.

The Berklee Online juvenile justice initiative provides music scholarships to incarcerated youth to earn college credits. 

Professor Susan Rogers talked about the topic, "what the music we listen to says about us" at the Performing Arts Center in Brewster, Massachusetts.

Students of Hispanic descent hosted the annual event celebrating the music of their respective countries.