Hyperallergic's "Beer with a Painter" series features casual conversations on the practices of painters.

In Yuyo, a solo exhibition, his striking and introspective works delve into the history of the Americas, family, and self.

T Magazine's video series features a performance from Broadway's CATS: The Jellicle Ball, a ballroom culture reinterpretation of the original.

Levin brought Drake to Culture Shock and recently discovered breakout star, Bella Kay.

Daniel Bravo Hernández '24 and Caleb Joshua Eberhardt '12 will appear in this summer's Shakespeare in the Park production of Romeo and Juliet.

The film uses uninterrupted one-shot takes to convey urgency.

He's the voice of the alien Rocky and the puppeteer who brings him to life in the feature film Project Hail Mary.

Martha Graham Dance Company: We Are Our Time features company members Devin Loh '19 and Jai Perez '23.

Called "the fiercest event of the season," Broadway's CATS: The Jellicle Ball features Dava Huesca '19 and Emma Sofia '12.

Need 4 Blood, Tulloch's senior project, was selected to be screened at the 14th Annual Nyack International Film Festival in March.

Students mixed with seasoned professionals from a wide range of industries—many of whom live right on campus—during a Meet the Mentors event.

Career-focused students from a range of academic disciplines recently attended an eye-opening interactive workshop, "Using AI Without Losing Your Voice," presented by Kathy D'Agostino, founder of Win at Business.AI.

Trisha Brown Dance Company staged a snippet of the choreographer's 1983 piece "Set and Reset" in T Magazine's office suite for the publication's innovative series.

The cast of the HBO hit series The Pitt won Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series at the 2026 Actors Awards.

The Los Angeles Master Chorale, led by President/CEO Scott Altman '90, was also a winner.

Currently the weekend weatherman at ABC in Amarillo, TX, Josiah got his start as the NBC News climate and weather intern.

The award-winning songwriter and producer composed the orchestral piece heard in the last ten minutes of the series finale.

The filmmaker received her first Oscar nominations in both the Best Documentary Feature and the Best Documentary Short categories this year, the latter shared with Co-Director Christalyn Hampton '91.

From stage and screen to college classes, this dynamic Psychology grad's interdisciplinary approach checked all the boxes.

The startup pitching competition, modeled on the popular ABC show Shark Tank, awarded $4,500 in prizes.

Dr. Ragnhild Utheim and Dr. Lisa Jean Moore have been awarded a planning grant in the amount of $49,993 by SUNY's Office of Higher Education in Prison (OHEP) to expand access to higher education for incarcerated students in the region.

DANCE magazine released its 25 to Watch list for 2026, featuring "the supremely versatile powerhouse." 

Global Black Studies organized its first field trip to the United Nations to attend the annual Academic Conference on Africa. 

Everything is Here, written by Peggy Stafford, assistant professor and co-chair of Playwriting and Screenwriting, was featured in a roundup of plays to see.

A big shout-out to our amazingly talented performers, producers, and faculty from our Conservatory of Music.

Learn more in a recent interview conducted by the New York Review of Books.

Enrollment has grown year over year, affirming our strong liberal arts and sciences programs and continuing the prominence of the college's acclaimed performing and visual arts programs.

The Royal Academy of Music has named the classical pianist as the winner in the Southeast US.

A talented Jazz Studies graduate and dedicated music teacher, Carrella was named winner of the North Shore Symphony Orchestra's Long Island Music Educator's Performance Prize.

"The Fifties" is part of her upcoming book The Future.

That is, pursuing the topic in graduate school at the prestigious London School of Economics and Political Science this fall. 

Purchase receives $50 million for a major geothermal project, funded by Governor Hochul's $1 billion Sustainable Future Program.

The film, produced by Lecturer in Communications Melissa Rodriguez '13 with Jamie Simiele '26 as production coordinator, will screen Oct. 18.

Protecting our environment remains a shared community value.

The 21 x 35-foot interactive sign, Capitalism Works for Me! True/False invites audiences to engage in thoughtful reflection and meaningful debate at the Zürcher Theater Spektakel, a festival that celebrates art and culture.

Purchase College is proudly recognized by a variety of publications, including US News and World Report, The Princeton Review, and The Hollywood Reporter.

The college holds the #8 spot on US News & World Report's  Top Public Schools list among National Liberal Arts Colleges for 2026.

Michael Bell-Smith and Sara Magenheimer's experimental video premieres at the New York Film Festival at Lincoln Center, Sept. 26–Oct. 13.

The modern dance innovator was presented with the 2025 Princess Grace Award, recognizing dance artists for their extraordinary accomplishments. 

Selecting a course mix that aligns with an entrepreneurial mindset, she turned her vision for a comfortable neighborhood spot into a reality.

Cordoba has been named a 2025 Ruth Lilly and Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Poetry Fellow.

Liberty Lost is created, produced, and hosted by the seasoned journalist.

The recent grad received a grant from the National Board of Review for her documentary short, Puff Puff Pass, an intimate look at the Black lives impacted by the legal and cultural history of the now-legal cannabis industry.

The Playwriting and Screenwriting/Arts Management major is among the International Screenwriters' Association 's first-ever class of Student Fellows.

El Tiguere (The Tiger) received the green light from Lin-Manuel Miranda's fellowship and filmmaking incubator, Colectivo, paving the way for its premiere at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City in June. 

Professor of Psychology Paul Siegel has been awarded the prestigious Sloan-Menninger-Shevrin Prize for outstanding contributions to psychodynamic research from the International Society of Neuropsychoanalysis.

After six weeks participating in the SUNY/EOP Undergraduate Summer Research Program, two EOP students presented their final projects at the Program's Summer Research Symposium.

The recent grad  joins award-winning cast members Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones), Sandra Oh (Killing Eve), Lupita Nyong'o (Black Panther), and Jesse Tyler Ferguson (Modern Family) in Twelfth Night, a comic romp about romance, gender roles, and mistaken identity.  

The U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF)  grant will provide scholarships and support to 34 STEM students.

Michael E. Steiper, PhD becomes the seventh president of Purchase College effective August 11, 2025.

Costarring Laurie Metcalf, the play debuted last summer at the renowned Steppenwolf Theater Company where Stock was hailed by The Chicago Sun Times as "shockingly terrific" and "a revelation."

Appearing in USA Today, the piece hails the program's expansion and its necessity.

And the shows featuring our alumni that rose to the top.

Helhoski is a senior writer and content strategist covering economic news and trends in consumer finance at NerdWallet. 

The Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) welcomed 73 new first year students to campus for their summer orientation.

Rising sophomores had a unique opportunity to explore a variety of college programs, degree options, and careers at the annual Sophomore SummerQuest, June 1–5.

We'll Carry On Alright is now eligible for the Academy Awards.

Students on the Sustainability Team partnered with seniors enrolled in Community Design this spring to create original, eye-catching signs, maps, and stickers promoting the Purchase Nature Preserve.

As the principal women wardrobe supervisor, Gomez-Pizzo earned a stellar reputation dressing and supporting the stars.

Student printmakers attended the inaugural Brooklyn Fine Art Print Fair, held on March 28–30 at Powerhouse Arts, a growing NYC creative production center.

Acclaimed journalist Adam Nagourney '77 received an honorary degree and higher education leader Jeffrey Putman '96 received the President's Award for Distinguished Alumni.

Ving Rhames '78–'80 and Shea Whigham '93 reprise previous roles, while Sydney Cole Alexander '15 makes franchise debut.

Lebron received this year's President's Award for Public Art.

Medha Chandwani '25 and Carver Fell '25 received the SUNY Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence.

Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Allyson Jackson secured close to $500,000 from New York State's Department of Environmental Conservation.

Stephanie LeBlanc '14 has been named one of the Top 25 Women Chief Content Officers of 2025, recognized by Women We Admire, an organization celebrating accomplished women executives and leaders across the U.S. and Canada.

Alumni Marjan Nashat and Jay O. Sanders receive nods for performances, and faculty members Andrea Thome and Matt Otto for creative work.

Acting BFA alums Zoë Winters '07 and Carolyn Kettig '17 will share the spotlight in the pilot of the FX drama, Seven Sisters. 

According to the National Science Foundation survey.

On a misty morning in March, Lily Bruder-Zal '04 was in her Hudson Valley greenhouse planting seeds: lobelia, echinacea, columbine, and, yes, lilies—that will blossom into glorious flowers on her land, Vanishing Point Farm.

At just 13 years old, Isaac Zal '04 embarked on his metalworking journey in a workshop he built in his parents' garage. 

Led by Associate Professor Lee Tusman, the group witnessed IBM's quantum computer systems up close.

Multi-media works by the artist, feminist, and cultural icon debut in groundbreaking Museum exhibition

Walking through eyelets of fear, Aberturas al caminar is on view February 28–April 5, 2025.

Justin Torres, winner of the National Book Award, presented a conversation with National Book Award finalist Angela Flournoy. The Durst Lecture Series brings powerful names in literature to campus every year.

The highly anticipated second season of Severance is now streaming.

Hudson joins the cast of the stage adaptation opposite George Clooney.

Parker Posey and Sarah Catherine Hook play mother and daughter.

The Netflix hit series Zero Day filmed on campus last spring.

Cooke's research and artwork featured on covers of prestigious chemistry journals.

The journalist takes over as CNN Business' Technology Editor.

Samara Joy '21 continues her Grammy streak, and Jaylen Petinaud '20 played drums on the award-winning Hell's Kitchen Original Broadway Cast Recording.

Katz worked his way up to a leadership role at Boston Jewish Film.

The award funds the choreography of new work with Battery Dance Company.

A. Dean Irby and Trazana Beverley were honored by the Audelco Recongnition Awards.

DANCE magazine's "25 to Watch" for 2025 includes three Purchase alumni.

California Review of Books placed Art Monster: On the Impossibility of New York on their list of 10 Best for 2024.

It's the role of Miss Hesitation in the Disney/Cirque Du Soleil show Drawn to Life.

Appointment of Purchase College Alumnus Aligns with Museum's 50th Anniversary Celebration.

A/way premieres December 6, 2024 at the Dances With Films NY Film Festival in Manhattan.

The group's debut album, Hex Dealer, makes Paste Magazines's "100 Best Albums of 2024."

For the first time in nine years, he's part of the ensemble when A.I.M. premieres the evening-length production "Dear Lord, Make Me Beautiful" on Dec 3, 2024.

Presented to undergraduate students, LiveDesign's Pat MacKay Diversity In Design scholarships support diverse and unique voices in the field of entertainment design.

The CJI Fellowships are exclusive paid opportunities offered to recent graduates of the Columbia University School of Journalism.

Purchase boasts four nominees in five categories.

Inspired by the report, Scientific American delves into the innovative approach of facing fears without even knowing it.

Purchase College is incredibly honored to be part of the newly launched MUGLER CREATORS: LIGHTS ON CREATIVE PEOPLE.

Adam Nagourney '77 delivered a fascinating talk as part of the Durst Lecture Series.

Three students from the region were honored for their reporting in the inaugural Purchase College Awards for Excellence in High School Journalism.

National Geographic defines a BioBlitz as "an event that focuses on finding and identifying as many species as possible in a specific area over a short period of time." 

According to the New York Times, Thompson's work was a "standout."

Directed by Sam Gold at the Circle in the Square, previews begin September 26.

The Classical Theater of Harlem co-produced Memnon at the Getty Villa.

Lady in the Lake premiered in July, and the full series is available for bingeing.

The project is a collaboration between 100+ Purchase alumni and students.

The National Board of Review selected two Purchase film alumni among the 17 Student Grant Program winners.

Given by the International Black Theatre Festival, Irby received the Lloyd Richards Director Award and Cave the Outstanding Achievement in Stage Management Award.

The competitive National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Stipends support humanities scholars in undertaking archival research for books and articles.

A competitive National Institute for Mental Health grant funds promising research to combat fear and anxiety.

Purchase noted for academics, sense of community, engaged professors, and raw energy.

Cain Coleman '09–'13 presents new work at The Shed in Hudson Yards, sharing the stage with recent graduates.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Purchase named among best in the world.

Blue Sun Palace, the only US film in the selection, won the French Touch prize.

For Best Lighting Design of a Musical for The Outsiders.

Sophomore Playwriting and Screenwriting major wins playwriting award.

Topal brought together  his diverse skill sets to design a family home in Turkey recently  featured in dwell magazine.

Discussing Sinkane's 8th album We Belong, Ahmed Gallab MM '22 says Purchase helped him become a more confident songwriter.

Can You Bring It: Bill T. Jones and D-Man in the Waters tells the story of Jones' powerful and healing ballet sprung out of the heartbreaking AIDS crisis. 

The inaugural apprenticeship program piloted by Storyline offers a full-time paid position.

Vice President Robyn Graygor shares why the club is an essential Purchase experience.

Purchase proudly announces this year's winners of the SUNY Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence: Caitly Dominici and Sara Richter.

Directed by Sarah Benson for the Atlantic Theater Company.

Logan plays Moni opposite Diarra Kilpatrick on Diarra From Detroit.

The New York Times describes Midnight on Beacon Street as "an impressive debut."

Artists and Hackers is a podcast on art, code, and community.

Stereogum and others delve into their unique sound ahead of the May 17 release of their debut album Hex Dealer.

The world premiere of Little Bear Ridge Road by playwright Samuel D. Hunter opens in June.

Public art consultant, curator, and art historian Emily Blumenfeld was central to the permanent installation Diatom Lace on the East Midtown Greenway along the East River.

The Global Studies class Place, Space and Belonging experienced the transformational renovations at LaGuardia airport's Terminals C and B.

Hoff­man won the Berru Poet­ry Award in Mem­o­ry of Ruth and Bernie Wein­flash for When There Was Light.

The sought-after voice and dialect coach helped Da'Vine Joy Randolph prepare for her now Oscar-winning performance, among other awards.

Lecturer David Handschuh wins two prestigious New York Press Photographers Association Awards.

Untitled (2023) is on view in the Humanities Building lobby.

Professor George Kraemer and student Maura Vander Putten will study invasive species along hiking trails in the Catskills next summer.

Two students each from Mamaroneck, White Plains, and Port Chester High Schools will receive Westchester Scholar Awards.

The cast reunited to receive the SAG award for Outstanding Performance By An Ensemble.

Eberhardt is part of the star-studded cast of Enemy of the People at Circle in the Square Theatre. 

The accomplished casting director and lecturer in Acting won for casting Alexander Payne's The Holdovers.

Congratulations to three members of the Purchase music community on winning four awards at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony.

Allyson Jackson, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies, was awarded the $99,480 grant to empower students to help protect the environment.

Hollingsworth is a swing in the groundbreaking new show How to Dance in Ohio.

Jones shared his expertise on working with the likes of Nicole Kidman and Jennifer Hudson and on the power of acting training.

The Economics Program's Shark Tank-style event invites entrepreneurs to judge the inventive ideas of students from all majors.

Caught the Bug (2022), an experimental film made by Amelia Wyeth Ponirakis '23 in her junior year has screened in London and New York.

Faculty and alumni rise to the top with GRAMMY Award® nominations.

Recognized by the U.S. Department of State for strong engagement with the Fulbright Program.

Professor of Jazz Studies Adam Birnbaum acclaimed in recent interviews for fresh interpretation of Baroque classics.

A collaboration between the Environmental Studies program and the Sustainability Office sparked a search for species on the Purchase campus.

Purchase ranks among some of "the best academic programs" for audio engineering.

The producer, songwriter, and recording artist is recognized for his pivotal collaboration with the rapper Ice Spice. 

U.S. News & World Report places Purchase College on its list of  Top Ten Public Liberal Arts Colleges for 2024 and among the best 139 National Liberal Arts Colleges in the nation.

A summer study abroad program 
(Please note: this program is on pause for 2025/2026)

The Assistant Professor of Communications directed Their Voice.

The investigative reporter and host explores the fascinating and frightening true story behind bringing the abortion pill to the US in the 90s. 

The Bessie Award category honors an artist who has made an exceptional leap in their career.

The Award recognizes the impact of her choreography.

Named one of the "next generation" at Chicago's Hubbard Street Dance.

The interpretive signs in the Purchase Native Pollinator Garden resulted from collaboration between environmental studies, arts management, and graphic design.

Mutt by Vuk Lungulov-Klotz '16, also screened at Sundance, Berlin Film Festival, and New Directors/New Films 2023.

Penguin Books will publish his yet unfinished PhD dissertation in history, an incredible coup.

Purchase joins 300 others among the "best and most interesting colleges in the U.S., Canada, and U.K." in the 2024 edition of The Fiske Guide to Colleges.

Chillé is writer and director of Father Figures.

SUNY Chancellor John B. King welcomed 40 new EOP students to campus to mark the launch of the system-wide Summer Academy. 

Working with GreenSheen, a leader in paint recycling, thousands of cans were dropped off by community members.

Six students and two faculty mentors attended the 2023 Northeast Natural History Conference in Burlington, VT in April to present their senior project research.

One of the first 11 recipients of a SUNY/CUNY scholarship to expand and diversify New York's mental health force. 

The event also celebrated Professor of Economics Sanford Ikeda, who's retiring at the end of this year.

Falco stars as his mother, and Roche plays his sister on Davidson's new semi-autobiographical series.

The magazine selected deMartin's first feature film to support through its Production Services program.

Cave will receive The 2023 Tony Honors for Excellence in the Theatre.

The Playwriting and Screenwriting alum is a 2023 Fellow at Black Boy Writes/Black Girl Writes Mentorship Initiative.

For Best Lighting of a Play 

Psychology and sociology double major Hannah Kaebnick is one of two who earned the honors.

Biology major and Chemistry minor Sonia Seth is one of two who earned the honors.

The competitive festival celebrates emerging filmmakers from traditionally marginalized communities.

A sought-after puppet designer and puppeteer, Ortiz crafted the Milky White cow in the Broadway revival of Into the Woods.

Drama Desk, Daytime Emmy, and Tony nominations are in the mix.

A highly accomplished lighting designer, Croiter earned a nomination for work on Only Gold.

The nearly $3 million grant over five years from the U.S. Department of Education will support programs for Hispanic and low-income students from all backgrounds.

He'll spend 2023–2024 in Salzburg, Austria exploring immersive storytelling.

Cinema Love will be published by Dutton Books and John Murray Press in 2024.

The actor earned the NAACP Image award for portraying Uncle Clifford on Starz's P-Valley.

Patterson earned the award for appearing in three plays during the season.

Dave Grill '86 leads the lighting team for the Broadway revival.

Parker Posey '91 and Bill Sage '88 star in The New Group's The Seagull/Woodstock, NY.

Warfield has been a creative force for 25 years.

The film demonstrates the collaborative DIY culture found at Purchase—it stars musician Hannah Lee Thompson '17 and several alums were on the crew.

The choreographer is the first-ever Asian American woman commissioned to create new work at the New York City Ballet.

Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano swore in Beltran at a ceremony at Yonkers City Hall, just steps away from where she grew up.

The jazz sensation also won Best New Jazz Vocal Album.

Hue TV, a conceptual and performance work by Martinez, is the President's Award for Public Art selection for 2022 and will be on view on campus (and on Instagram) for the remainder of the spring 2023 semester.

Mitski collaborated with Son Lux and David Byrne on "This Is A Life" for the Oscar-nominated Everything Everywhere All At Once.

The $150,000 grant by the National Endowment for the Humanities will support language, literature, and history with a focus on Spanish heritage speakers.

The recurring segment on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon challenges musicians to compose a song in under an hour.

That's according to the Princeton Review's Best 388 Colleges: 2023 Edition.

Kirkus Reviews calls Our Lady of the Highway one of the Best Indie Books of 2022.

The students were honored to meet privately with Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed.

The team behind Purchase Beauty Bar—Chumba Kiplagat '23, Una Bharat '23, and Norie Guerra '23—would bring an affordable salon to campus.

The Critics Choice Award nomination is for the role of Jacob Hill in ABC's smash hit workplace comedy.

All-American Ruins, a multimedia project, began as a way to escape the grim reality of the pandemic and avoid crowds flocking to public trails and parks for their dose of nature.

The Hollywood Reporter included Purchase in its round-up of top American film schools.

Professor of Chemistry Stephen Cooke receives a $107,000 grant from the U. S. Department of Energy for uranium and thorium research.

Professor Stephen Harris and students in this new course extract honey from our own Purchase College bee hives.

Kirkus Reviews calls Papa on the Moon "cunningly conceived."

Awarded by Boston's Society of Arts + Crafts, the fellowship is given annually to an early-career furniture artist. "Her work in steel is like no other I have seen."

According to the 2022-2023 report, Purchase hits the list at #8 for Top Public Schools nationally.

Higginson appeared with the Sing Harlem Choir she directs.

The authoritative Fiske Guide to Colleges recognizes academics, faculty, campus vibe, location, and raw energy among Purchase's attributes.

The striking abstract collage is a major addition to the collection.

The Warded Man was a New York Times bestseller.

Solo exhibition by prize recipient Tomashi Jackson to open at the Museum on April 13

According to the Princeton Review's Guide to Green Colleges: 2022 Edition, a unique resource for students interested in attending colleges with strong commitments to the environment and sustainability.

He was named the Claude and Alfred Mann Endowed Professor in Dance at USC Kaufman.

Congratulations to Assistant Professor Silas Brown '10 on his win and to David De Jesus '04 and Lucy Kalantari '98 for their work on Grammy®-winning projects.

Award winning alumni Hal Hartley and Chris Wedge will serve as Jury President and Executive Director and "Bombshell" screenwriter Charles Randolph will deliver the keynote.

The move is part of the college's ongoing commitment to sustainability and social justice.

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

Congratulations to Laura Jobin-Acosta '20 MM, a composer recently named a recipient of the first-ever IDEA Opera Residencies program by OPERA America.

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.

Three former senior project students are co-authors.

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.

Winners will use the funds to expand Black Lives Matter protest reporting on their lauded Twitter account, NYC Protest Updates 2020.

Congratulations to the emerging filmmaker, one of ten named a Sundance Ignite x Adobe Fellow.

The SUNY Chancellor has awarded Assistant Professor of Liberal Studies Ragnhild Utheim and Distinguished Professor of Sociology and Gender Studies Lisa Jean Moore a grant for creating a study abroad opportunity that addresses climate change.

We are pleased to announce a new Ella Fitzgerald Scholar, Yancy Garcia. We remain grateful to the Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation for their essential support.

Alumnus Spike Wilner, owner of Smalls Jazz Club and Mezzrow, is using creative strategies to reopen. Smalls will be the first NYC jazz club to return to live, on-site performances!

In a semester that's proven nothing short of remarkable, we must pause and honor the truly remarkable careers of two founding professors of Purchase College retiring this year, Professors Emeriti Lee Ehrman and Peter Schwab.

The history and studio composition double major is among two Purchase College graduating seniors to receive the prestigious 2020 Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence.

Routledge publishes new book by Jordan Schildcrout, Associate Professor of Theatre & Performance

The New Yorker's Margaret Talbot went On the Road with Mitski.

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

And congratulations to all the Purchase alumni and faculty who earned nominations this Broadway award season.

Two Purchase seniors were recently honored with the SUNY-wide Thayer Fellowship and Patricia Kerr Ross Award.

On Wednesday, April 10, an audience packed the Neuberger Museum of Art's Center Gallery to hear jazz musicians interpret the poetry of Kevin Young.

The Tribeca Film Institute's Sloan Program encourages films based on science and technology.

The associate professor of sociology will be in residence at The MacDowell Colony.

Dan Romer '04 and Saul Simon MacWilliams '05 recognized for original score.

LED lighting project in partnership with New York Power Authority is like taking 140 cars off the road.

Assistant Professor in Design/Technology Clint Ramos, Lecturer Dane Laffrey, Lecturer Maruti Evans, and Brian MacDevitt '80 all received nominations.

In this public television series, she joins the likes of Bill Clinton, Samantha Power, Bono, and YoYoMa in immersive interpretations of a single American poem.

April bursts with jazz studies performances in New York City and recordings featured on WBGO Jazz 88.3fm.