University Choir
The choir is open to all faculty, staff, and students. No audition required. For more information, contact Bill Naydan.Read More
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Areiana Edwards • Oct 19, 2020 •12:00 pm
Being in quarantine is tough to say the least. Not being able to see friends or family, having to do school online, and the constant fear of catching COVID constantly weigh on my mind and bring down my mood. Trying to take care of my mental health along with my academic...
Rikki Rosenthal • Apr 17, 2020 •5:02 pm
Hello, friends! As we are all doing our best to social distance, I figured it was prime time to recommend some of my favorite books and share my reading list with you. I thought it would be fun to assign books to majors, so here we go. Creative Writing The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo If...
Oct 15, 2019 • Caitlin Burns
“The classics are 200-year-old rock and roll,” said Dr. David Bryant, new interim program director of Music. “The idea that composers write music that people don’t understand isn’t true. They’d never sell a show if they did. I want to re-educate the community about understanding music.” This is...
The choir is open to all faculty, staff, and students. No audition required. For more information, contact Bill Naydan.Read More
musicGet funding for a collaborative interdisciplinary project with faculty. The Humanities Research Lab (2035 Church Rd) is hosting a Think Tank Competition for students and faculty working on cutting-edge humanities projects (Art History, Music, Literature, Religion, Philosophy, History, Modern Languages). The groups working on the project must include faculty and students.
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art and designart historycreative writingenglishhistorical and political studieshistorymodern languagesmusicKathryn Jones • May 29, 2019 •11:00 am
For the past four years, the First Friday Concert series has been held every first Friday of the month from noon to 1 p.m. in Grey Towers Castle’s Mirror Room. The series boasts an array of talented musicians, both Arcadia faculty and artists outside of our community. Here, Adjunct...
Lashanna Bryant • May 29, 2019 •10:52 am
Elizabeth Gillen ’19, a Computer Science major and Music minor, talks about her love for music, her time here at Arcadia, and her hopes for sharing her music on Spotify while also working as a programmer in Florida after graduation. What made you come to Arcadia? I came to Arcadia...
Kathryn Jones • Feb 20, 2019 •7:05 pm
If you’ve read some of my past posts, you probably know that I love music. I’ve been singing and playing instruments for as long as I can remember, and I am currently pursuing a Music minor here at Arcadia. But, this love extends past just singing solos and playing in the orchestra. Ever since...
Feb 1, 2019 • Lisa Stephens
Violoncellissimo! Join Dr. George Atanasiu for a First Friday in the castle concert!
Feb 1, 2019 • Lisa Stephens
Join Dr. Hoejin Sim (soprano) for a Songs of Spring concert as we celebrate the First Fridays in the Castle Concert Series.
Lashanna Bryant • Dec 19, 2018 •1:59 pm
Communications major Jonathan McCoy ’20 discusses his passion for music, poetry, and performing. What made you choose to come to Arcadia? J: I went to Cheltenham High School, which is directly across the street. So I was always around. I even remember Dr. Loury hosting the Black Male...
Nov 7, 2018 • Lisa Stephens
Arcadia University proudly presents The Philadelphia Flute Quartet performing at this year's Dr. F. William and Martha-Lee Taggart Sunderman Concert. The Philadelphia Flute Quartet is a professional ensemble dedicated to the performance of music for multiple flutes. Core...