Scholarship News

On the heels of Bob Dylan receiving a Berklee honorary doctorate, we take stock of one of the most singularly iconic catalogs in American music history.

Ahead of the Carnegie Hall performance, there will be a free concert for Boston residents on December 4 at the Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help.

Pickett, a 2009 graduate, was nominated six times across three categories at this year’s Latin Grammy Awards.

President Lucchese offers thoughts on gratitude, vocation, and healing.

From R&B and Americana to gospel, jazz, and game scoring, Berklee talent was recognized across a range of categories for their work as writers, producers, performers, and engineers.

The performances, a weekly highlight of the holiday market, are the result of a partnership between the Snowport, Mohegan Sun, and the Berklee Popular Music Institute.

Marc Adamo’s acclaimed opera brings Louisa May Alcott’s beloved story to life.

This year’s event featured performances from student K-pop group B-Girls, the Overjoyed gospel ensemble, Eguie Castrillo, Tia Fuller, and more.

Berklee is honored to recognize Dylan's lifetime of songwriting that has changed the sound and scope of modern music.

The songwriter, performer, and cultural icon is recognized for a six-decade career that redefined the possibilities of popular song and language.