Media Hits

Associate professor of songwriting Melissa Ferrick appears on "Radio Boston" to discuss the best and worst cover songs.

Students of the Berklee Global Jazz Workshop, and other schools, impressed audiences at the Newport Jazz Festival.

Berklee's Michael Bierylo talks to BostInno about a unique collaboration between Berklee's Institute for Creative Entrepreneurship and Royal Caribbean International.  

The Chicago news station featured the Berklee Popular Music Institute in a story about the festival’s impact on the city.  

The Cambridge Jazz Festival featured a panel with Berklee educators challenging inequality in jazz.

The national newspaper interviewed Annette Philip, artistic director of the Berklee India Exchange, about the vocal workshop in New Delhi for its educational supplement, EdEx.

Lucius welcomes student string section yMusic to the Newport stage. 

Inside Higher Ed publishes an article on Berklee's announcement of electronic digital instruments as principal instruments for incoming students in 2019.

The Gregory Groover Negro Spiritual Project headlines the annual Jazz at the Fort concert in Roxbury's Highland Park. NECN previews the event with Groover.  

This Tiny Desk Concert from Hathaway B.M. '94 is anything but with her powerful, soulful vocals. Her song "Boston" is about missing Berklee and the East Coast after signing a recording contract and moving to Los Angeles.  

The magazine’s annual music issue features several Berklee alumni artists, including Hayley Jane, Ripe, Twisted Pine, and Animal Flag.

Berklee President Roger H. Brown and Emerson College President Lee Pelton discuss what it takes to run a college on Boston Public Radio.