The indie artist tops former President Barack Obama’s playlist for 2021.

Abbott Elementary follows public school teachers in Philadelphia to critical acclaim.

Manalo had once been a teen ensemble member at the Taylor School.

Artists and Hackers is dedicated to the communities that are building and using new digital tools of creation.

Her new tattoo parlor opened recently.

His grandmother’s tireless efforts during the polio vaccination rollout in the 1950s has striking similarities to today.

That’s according to The Hollywood Reporter.

And learned of her win on what would have been Fitzgerald’s 104th birthday.

The work accompanies a story in the Style section.

She’s the lead in the Squarespace ad featuring a new take on the Dolly Parton classic, 9 to 5.

Call Your Mother stars Kyra Sedgwick.

The colorful mural welcomes shoppers at Yonkers’ Cross County Center.

The inaugural issue of Brown Sugar will release on November 27.

This summer’s 2020 Obie Awards Ceremony presented Schriever with Sustained Excellence in Lighting Design honor.

Journalism major Sonia Barkat ’21 recently had a book of plays published, Winter Stars: Three 10-Minute Plays: From Tragedy to Fantasy to Comedy.

For his work editing Ford v Ferrari.

Each year, Dance Magazine’s “25 to Watch” list features a new cadre of dance world professionals on the brink of a breakthrough.

Melanie Rosete Film BFA ’20 makes personal films with universal appeal.

Alumni awarded for work in environmental studies and biology at the WCA Entrepreneurship in the Sciences event.

He helps people with disabilities express their creativity and produce art.

She’s playing a five-night residency featuring her early songs.

Koueth was among 10 selected from 2,100 applicants for the virtual casting initiative.

The TIDE film festival celebrates the power of storytelling by filmmakers of color.

Congratulations to Laila Wilson ’22 for recognition by three significant awards this semester: the Paley Center for Media’s inaugural Peter Roth Internship Program, a SUNY ACT scholarship, and an NAACP scholarship.

The 17-year-old singer performed a stirring rendition of “America the Beautiful” during the Mets and Yankees subway series game on the 20th anniversary of September 11.

The Television Academy Foundation Internship Program selects only 50 students nationally.

Have you noticed the new bird nest boxes around campus? The Environmental Studies department is using these boxes to monitor and conserve bird species in our area.

Cooper contributed to LinkedIn’s LGBTQ+ pride in the workforce campaign.

Purchase College hosted the annual festival April 9 and 10. Program and selections available for viewing through April 20.

He’s the Founder and CEO of two successful MacInspires Makerspaces.

The first Springboard-curated recipient of Jonah Bokaer Arts Foundation AIR Founder’s Residency.

Keerati Jinakunwiphat ’16 (dance performance) graces the cover of the latest issue of Dance magazine as first on its list of 25 to Watch in 2021.

“Purchase helped me get a job because it provided me with the tools that I needed to go out into the world.”

Matoske entered American Cinema Editors (ACE) upon winning an ACE Eddie Award last January.

Nicco Annan is garnering critical acclaim in the new Starz drama, P-Valley.

Like so many when the pandemic hit, designer Alexander Whittenberg ’14 (theatre design/technology or D/T) was forced to pause his work. He used the opportunity to reflect, to appreciate those who inspired him, and to consider the industry’s future.

Travel photographer, writer, and advocate talks about putting down the camera and being present.

The honor is presented by the Telluride Film Festival.

She’s playing the pivotal role of Princess.

The recent acting graduate earned a role on AMC’s Fear the Walking Dead.

Christy Rilling ’01 (theatre design/technology) helps A-listers look fabulous.

Grand prize winners hope to decrease global food waste and overuse of resources.