The Fates Will Find Their Way, the first novel by Hannah Pittard ’97, combines lyrical prose with a natural, convincing tone to weave a collective tale of suburban youth.

Now that the faculty band has increased its presence on campus by performing more often during school meetings, students have discovered their teachers’ talent outside the classroom.

This past November, Akshaya Avril-Tucker was accepted to Bard Conservatory of Music, one of the most prestigious music schools in the country.

Delighting families, teenagers, and adults alike, Imago’s Theatre’s world-famous productions merge all aspects of performance, from acting to acrobatics, and from dancing to mime.

The recently renovated Arts Block has opened to the public with live music three nights a week, a 550-person restaurant called The Arts Block Café, a full bar, art galleries,…

What separates chamber music from, say, orchestral music?

In her most recent book, Half-Broke Horses, Jeanette Walls describes the difficult life of her maternal grandmother, Lily Casey, through her grandmother’s eyes.

Carly Flynn ’10, current student at Bennington College, has returned to assist Fine Arts Teacher David Dickinson.

Last Sunday night, Hollywood's best gathered at the Kodak Theatre in hopes of winning the most prestigious award in the film industry: an Oscar.

"It is a play to make people aware....people are dying right now, and many Americans don’t even know it.”