Scholarship News

Berklee College of Music honored Celine Dion, Donald Harrison, and Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo of the Neptunes, and Boston Conservatory at Berklee honored Chita Rivera and André Watts.

The up-and-coming producer talks about working with the rock veterans on their new '80s-metal influenced album, Van Weezer.

Students, alumni, and faculty created new versions of OK Go's single “All Together Now" as part of the band's global Art Together Now project. 

Banfield, who has retired from the college, established Berklee’s Africana Studies initiative in 2005.

“Never once did I feel like I had to be anything but myself or that I was being sculpted into someone else, but rather, I had space, time, support, and resources to define what I wanted to be.” 

Presented by Berklee's Songwriting Department and Songs for Social Change initiative, the annual contest encourages students to write songs that promote positive change.

The May installment of the virtual concert series features Berklee students collaborating across the globe on styles including funk and Latin fusion.

Berklee recognized four legendary artists with named spaces on its Boston campus.

At this year's Career Jam, the group that manages and promotes Eilish spoke to students about both the star and the industry at large.