One alum’s thoughts on a creative career.

Logan Center panel asks: Who is classical music for?

The composer shares his thoughts on art, the audience, and beer.

Mathematician David Eisenbud answers Inquiry’s questions.

A momentous summer concert season for Rockefeller’s carillon—and a summer-long farewell to UChicago’s longtime carillonneur.

Physicist, engineer, and violinist Mildred Dresselhaus, PhD’59, forged lasting bonds at UChicago.

UChicago psychologists have been able to train some adults to develop the prized musical ability of absolute pitch, and the training’s effects last for months

UChicago anesthesiologist Shakeela Hassan advocates for the healing force of interfaith music and human sound.

Herbert J. Gans, PhB’47, AM’50, professor emeritus of sociology at Columbia University, reminds us that Chicago is also where Nichols left his mark on classical music radio.

Notes on an intellectual and musical journey.

The harmonic convergence of mathematics and music.

A Rockefeller Chapel concert finds harmony in religious diversity.