Tradition, fraternity and the Falcone Brothers
How Leonard and Nicholas Falcone left their mark on Interlochen in 1928 and on Michigan collegiate athletics for years to come.
Contributing to the Epic
Johannesburg-based artist Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum invites students to contribute to her visual mythology.
David Montee wins statewide theatre award
Instructor of Theatre David Montee receives Oscar Wilde Award for As You Like It.
From the Archives with Byron Hanson: Interlochen on tour
Byron Hanson shares Interlochen's long history of touring.
Interlochen alumna receives prestigious playwriting prize
Interlochen alumna Sarah Ruhl (IAC/NMC 87-88, 90) was recently announced as the winner of the 2016 Steinberg Distinguished Playwright Award.
Binta Brown brings it all together
Our profile on Interlochen alumna and perennial polymath Binta Brown
From the Black Box to the White House
All the world’s his stage for actor turned political journalist Joshua Lederman.
Alumni Motifs: September/October 2016
In Memoriam: September/October 2016
The science of dance
Bronwyn Tarr found the perfect marriage of her two passions: Studying dance from a scientific perspective.
The gift of music becomes a gift of support
Interlochen gave Judith Harris a gift of creativity; today, she acknowledges the gift she received by giving back financially.
Bright lights, big venue: Interlochen and the NY Phil Biennial
The thrill of the big city mixes with the talent of young artists as Interlochen travels to New York City to perform at the NY PHIL BIENNIAL at Lincoln Center.
Presidential Search Update, September 2016
What belongs to Garth Greenwell: An Interlochen success story
From “nothing good” to novelist. A conversation with Interlochen alumnus Garth Greenwell.
Alumni join reboot of 1964 Broadway hit
Kate Baldwin and Christian Dante White join the cast of Bette Midler's Hello, Dolly! on Broadway.
Interlochen Alumnus longlisted for the 2016 National Book Award
Garth Greenwell's debut novel What Belongs To You ranked among finalists for the best Fiction of 2016.
IPR: NY Phil Biennial Performance
Via Interlochen Public Radio, listen to their presentation of our NY Phil Biennial performance recorded live in David Geffen Hall in New York City this past June.
Interlochen mourns passing of Barb Sandys
Barbara T. Sandys, Executive Assistant to the President, passed away on August 23 after a short illness.
Announcing the Virginia B. Ball Creative Writing Competition
$30,000 scholarship available to high school-age writers
In Memoriam: July/August 2016
Meeting at the nexus of art and math
Christina Wallace talks about her path from piano to math to technology, and how Interlochen Arts Academy inspired her to pursue a career in STEM.
National Book Lovers Day
Celebrate National Book Lovers Day with these Interlochen alumni authors.
Academy ‘a bolt of lightning’ for choreographer
Last spring, Peter Sparling returned to the place where he first discovered dance to share his passion with a new generation of dancers.
Stylish Visual Arts class blossoms into full major for Camp 2017
Visual Arts Division looks to a future in fashion design with new program
Television writer/producer on plotting her own journey
Coming to Interlochen Arts Academy was a "lifesaving experience" for Jonnah Speidel (aka Our Lady J) on both artistic and personal levels.