Eastman alumna Maria Schneider ’85 (MM) won a Grammy award in February in the best instrumental composition category for “Cerulean Skies,” the centerpiece work of her latest album, Sky Blue. Read more.

Library dean Ron Dow retires

When Ron Dow walked into Rush Rhees Library over 11 years ago, he saw crumbling floors, chairs hemorrhaging their seat stuffing, and banks of fluorescent lights hanging where chandeliers used to be.

Laser 'alchemy' changes color of metals

Using a tabletop laser, University optical scientists have turned pure aluminum, gold.

Cross-Cultural Healthy Hearts

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Warner: ‘We are in a unique position to prepare teachers’

Like other University divisions during this year of strategic planning, the Warner School of Education has been assessing its strengths and mapping its course for the coming decade.

University offers Lincoln’s letters online

Beginning appropriately on President’s Day, scholars, students, and the merely curious can browse through Abraham Lincoln’s private letters online through an innovative new program that also puts University student in touch— literally—with history.

Eastman alumna  Maria Schneider wins Grammy

Eastman alumna Maria Schneider ’85 (MM) won a Grammy award in February in the best instrumental composition category for her work “Cerulean Skies.”

Ralph Locke Celebrates 50th Book in Music Series

In music the passions enjoy themselves, wrote Nietzsche. (Read More)

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It's a bird. It's a plane. No it's Rocky

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