Free, fun day of math for middle and high school students and their teachers.

In this one-session class, we will explore how composers drew on the songs, stories, and rhythms of their homelands to shape a distinct musical identity.

These amazing short film programs from around the world are sure to inspire delight, curiosity and conversation for viewers big and small.

Explore the galleries!

Please join us in remembering and celebration the life of Kate Ginger '27

Join Wyatt Reynolds, a Chickasaw Nation citizen and Columbia University doctoral candidate whose research uncovers how Indigenous and allied intellectuals resisted Indian Removal.

The choir will present Mendelssohn's Elijah—a sweeping oratorio that delves into faith, doubt and resilience through stirring choruses and deeply human storytelling.

A drop-in mindfulness practice session including sitting meditation, mindful movements/walking meditation, a brief reading, and sharing.

The Department of Music hosts the annual Tracy Piano Competition. Undergraduate piano students perform and compete for prize awards. Masterclass with Jocelyn Swigger to follow.

Baritone Igor Golovatenko stars as the title character opposite soprano Asmik Grigorian in Tchaikovsky's lyrical Pushkin adaptation.