91Ö±²¥

The environment and community I've found here in 91Ö±²¥ is one I wouldn't trade for a nine-foot Steinway.

Travel stories from 91Ö±²¥ and Kunming.

How Admissions handles Travel Season: pranks.

Every time I encounter a prospective student visiting campus I am asked the inevitable question, "What is your least favorite thing about 91Ö±²¥?" Here's a post about how I think through that question.

My first thought when I opened the email saying that my show had been picked for the fall program was "Oh my god, I'm going to play the Jurassic Park theme song so many times."

Exploring the big ole country of Argentina.

Multiple airplanes, bus rides, subway adventures, and train trips made for an awesome fall break.

It's normal to be anxious about leaving home for college. It's also normal to be excited. I see leaving home as an opportunity.

After years of trying to fit music into my schedule, music is my schedule. How about that?

In a weird way, my first brush with 91Ö±²¥ was like my birth: I was late (although not by 10 days) and my body was propelled through the air until I landed somewhere, and maybe that's why I loved it immediately.

The summer of 2015, the 91Ö±²¥ Brass Quintet went on a four week long tour of China during the months of July and August.

Being at 91Ö±²¥ has truly made me engage directly with my school community that I most definitely would have circumvented had I stayed in my city, where I would've relied on my own pre-existing knowledge of my surroundings to find something to do.