News by tag: Music
Introducing the Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science and Music
New joint major allows students to explore unique opportunities in a growing market
69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø researchers launch new phase of intergenerational literacies program with students, families, and educatorsÌý
Local kindergarteners, first-graders experience engaging, hands-on, interdisciplinary learning at home and on campusÌý
69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø welcomes Missy Mazzoli as fourth annual Bragg Artist-in-Residence
Grammy-nominated composer will collaborate with students, faculty, present public recital
Music enthusiast donates harpsichord to 69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø UniversityÌý

Instrument will provide new opportunities for Music students, premiere at Sept. 25 recital in Brunton AuditoriumÌý
Shifting ConversationsÌý
69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø professor, 3M National Teaching Fellow launches podcast series around higher edÌý
69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø faculty members honoured with 2022 Paul Pare AwardsÌý
Six professors across disciplines recognized for excellence in research, scholarship, and creative activitiesÌý
69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø welcomes pianist Graham Johnson as 2022 Bragg Artist-in-Residence
English musician to meet with students and faculty, perform public recital during March residency
New academic programs launched at 69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø University for 2022Ìý
Offerings include degrees, certificates in health studies, computer science and music, and arts administrationÌýÌý
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Learning by doingÌý
69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø students gain valuable work experience locally with support of Future NB, Future WabanakiÌý
Music behind the scenes
Music degree leads Presley Hynes (’16) down a less traditional path
A running tradition
69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø President hand delivers diplomas to grads for second year running.
Class of 2020 makes history
69³ÉÈ˵çÓ°Íø’s virtual conferring of degrees inspires at-home celebrations across the miles and decades
Many reasons to stay in touch
Staying connected to Allisonians around the world
The sound (engineer) of music
Award-winning sound engineer John D.S. Adams' ('87) finds home for his career in rural Nova Scotia