Despite grant withdrawals, local music-presenting groups surged ahead with new seasons, new work and new partnerships.

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The “six-seven” shrug—so viral that it has been tapped as the 2025 Word of the Year by Dictionary.com—is the latest of the unending stream of nonsensical jokes, rituals, and competitions that spread ...

The search for the Brown University shooter is over. Last night, the police discovered the body of a man, 48, they believe ...

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Being nominated for a Grammy Award is an amazing accomplishment — especially when it happens more than once, as one University of Massachusetts Amherst professor knows. Ben Barnett, an adjunct faculty ...

Exceptional performers drive innovation and help solve humanity's most pressing problems. Societies have a vital interest in the development of top performers in various fields. A recent review in the ...

Riverhead Town on Tuesday inked a contract of sale with The Jazz Loft, agreeing to sell the historic Vail-Leavitt Music Hall for $150,000.

A handful of famous people currently teach at the University of Michigan, and their salaries are just as public as other employees. These celebrities include Grammy winners and acclaimed writers.