Topic: Arts and Humanities
Winter Wonderful Gala Raises Funds for Transformative Youth Outreach
Donors Charlie and Ann Johnson received the 2024 Frost Legacy Award at the Frost School of Music’s annual holiday fundraiser for the Donna E. Shalala MusicReach youth mentoring program.
A journey through time and tradition
The Lowe Art Museum’s “Virgil Ortiz: Slipstream” exhibition delves into Indigenous history and futurism.
The Frost School partners with the Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation
The Frost School of Music is sponsoring a major four-year scholarship with the charitable music education group created by the organization behind the Latin GRAMMY awards.
Frost School concert of Beethoven masterwork gets national broadcast
Public television stations across the country will air the Frost Symphony Orchestra and Frost School choirs’ performance of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony, led by Maestro Gerard Schwarz. The program was produced by South Florida PBS, which will screen it this week.
Can singing make you happier?
Frost School music education students have been working with children in Little Havana as part of a groundbreaking international study on whether learning to sing can boost children’s well-being.
Have yourself a Frosty Christmas
Frost School of Music students hope to make some holiday musical magic with “A Very Frosty Christmas,” an all-student-made album covering beloved Christmas songs.
Frost Students Head to the Grammys
Frost School of Music undergraduate students, Adyna Blair Silverberg and Dawson Fuss, had a rare and exciting opportunity to attend the 2024 Latin Grammys. Their passion for music and culture led to this opportunity to meet dozens of professionals in worlds music.
Jay I. Kislak Research Fellowship and Artist-in-Residence
A Special Collections program offering access and support to foster scholarly and artistic pursuits using the Kislak Collection.
Frost School artists make a showing in DownBeat Readers Poll
For the third time this year, multiple Frost School alumni and faculty were honored in the jazz field’s top magazine.
Caribbean wave
Caribbean Studies has blossomed into a thriving nexus of interdisciplinary collaboration.
Hang ten and learn
A course on the history of Hawai’i and surfing offered during the Spring 2025 semester brings surf culture inside the classroom.
Meet the new Stamps Brass Quintet
The accomplished young musicians in the newest Stamps Scholars Program ensemble are here.
