The Singing Our Stories project, supported by a $447,000 grant from Canada’s Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, will explore how music-making, songwriting, and storytelling can support young people’s well-being and cultural and individual resilience.
As a social justice fellow at BU Hillel, Sadie Habas (CFA’25), a vocal performance major and political science minor, explores her Jewish identity and recognizes how her voice training has helped her become a strong communicator.
BU alum nominees include Uzo Aduba (CFA’05) for Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play, and Stewart Lane (CFA’73) for Best Play, among others. The 75th annual Tony Awards returns to Radio City Hall on Sunday, June 12.
Reflections from BU community members, including Professor of Music, Music Education André de Quadros, on racism, history, violence, and the death that rocked a nation.
CFA students from the graduating Class of 2022 share in a few words what their CFA experience was like and what’s next for them in their journeys.
Grace Saathoff (CFA’22, COM’22), a double major graduating with a BFA in Theatre Arts: Design and Production and a B.S. in Film & Television will be taking the stage on Saturday, May 21, 2022, at BU’s Track & Tennis Center.
Funded by a $1 million endowment from the late Esther Kahn (Wheelock’55, Hon.’86), the Kahn Awards Competition is open to CFA students in their final undergraduates or graduate semester, providing a launching pad for aspiring artists.
New theatrical works, mainstage productions, student recitals, sweeping ensemble concerts, groundbreaking artwork… the list of inspiration goes on as we reflect on an event-filled spring 2022 semester at BU College of Fine Arts.
Through the Esther B. and Albert S. Kahn Awards, six CFA students received grants to support their artistic pursuits, giving them an extra boost to launch their careers after graduation.
In this episode, Grace Saathoff (CFA’22, COM’22) and Emily Worden, a CFA Arts Leadership and Innovation lecturer and career coach, tackle some of the new graduates’ biggest concerns about entering the job market for the first time. Worden shares three recommendations seniors can take before the end of May.