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Students built synthesizers, wrote plays, learned swordplay and more during the two-week term.

Alumni Vanessa Taylor and Sufjan Stevens received nominations for Best Original Screenplay and Best Original Song, respectively.

Students in visual arts, creative writing, comparative arts and motion picture arts were honored in the 2018 awards.

Meet Instructor of Dance Rachel James and learn about her personal and professional favorites.

Clarinetist Daniel Solowey appeared on Jan. 15 episode of the NPR program.

The updated app is available on both Apple and Android devices.

The “Horse Soldiers” author spoke to IPR’s Dan Wanschura about the movie adaptation of the book, “12 Strong.”

Design and production students develop real-world skills on the set of "Tuck Everlasting."

Interlochen mourns the passing of alumnus and longtime faculty member Dr. Clarence “Dude” Stephenson.

Interlochen instructors and alumni offer advice on how to best travel with your instrument of choice.

A 50th-anniversary retrospective of jazz’s history at Interlochen.

A conversation with “The Shape of Water” co-writer Vanessa Taylor (IAC/NMC 85-86).

Courtney Kaiser-Sandler remembers her father -- and her own journey -- by giving back to Interlochen.

Archivist Leo Gills provides a brief history of the many of names that Interlochen Center for the Arts operated under during our first 50 years.

Pitch Perfect 3 director Trish Sie (IAC/NMC 84-88) shares her theory of creativity and how Interlochen helped guide her to a career in film.

A recording of the ensemble’s Nov. 19 performance of Bernstein’s Symphony No. 3 “Kaddish” is available for a limited time.

Interlochen Arts Academy students from two departments release a comedic web series made possible by a grant from The New Hollywood

Seventeen current Interlochen Arts Academy students are among this year’s Finalists, Honorable Mentions and Merit recipients.

The Traverse City Record Eagle covers the Interlochen Arts Academy Theatre Department production of "Tuck Everlasting."

Series features in-depth interviews with arts leaders and performance audio.

Historical audio from Copland’s 1967 visit to Interlochen Center for the Arts made available online for the first time.

Six violinists and conductors selected to work with World Youth Symphony Orchestra.