Perfect Pitch and Much More By the time Ashni Budge arrived at the Eastman School of Music, she’d already dedicated most of her life to...
Jazz, Comics, and the Search for Sound Dave Chisholm ’13E (DMA) became fascinated with Miles Davis as a child listening to his parents’ jazz records. At 11,...
Art for the people Outside the Memorial Art Gallery (MAG), the Centennial Sculpture Park greets and welcomes visitors. Adorned with sculptures from many renowned...
‘The Black Index’ When it comes to images of Black people, viewers have expectations, says Bridget Cooks ’02 (PhD). Her aim is to...
Tribute: Jay Last ’51 Considered one of the fathers of Silicon Valley, Jay Last ’51, ’11 (Honorary) had an extraordinary career in science, technology,...
‘I Also Saw the Women Who Came Before Me’ Ileah Welch ’05 and former First Lady Michelle Obama have something in common: both have had portraits painted by Amy...
Toting a Tony When Madeline Topkins Michel ’77 took the stage at the Tony Awards ceremony in June to receive the 2019 Excellence...
The World’s a Stage Professions for some and hobbies for others, the performing arts can assert themselves in anyone’s daily life, often in unexpected...
The Art of Crafting Your Job A national arts leader, Emil Kang ’90 took his first job as a gallery receptionist and made it his own....
A Legacy of Giving: Jay Last ’51 Jay Last '51 is a Silicon Valley pioneer, distinguished art collector, and author. As an early leader in the development...