Spotlight on Math and Science: R.B. Annis Foundation Gift Supports Continued Excellence in Math and Science
This winter, the math and science department is enjoying a rare moment in the spotlight with recognition, and a new $150,000 grant from the science-focused R.B. Annis Foundation of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Camp Alumna Earns Grammy Nomination at Seventeen
Zildjian Finds Many Ways to Support Interlochen Percussionists
For many summers, the Avedis Zildjian company has helped provide opportunities for young percussionists through contributions of talent and resources.
Alumnus Earns Position with Royal Scottish National Orchestra
John Whitener has been appointed as principal tuba for the Royal Scottish National Orchestra.
Academy Playwright Featured at International Thespian Festival
Whether by dream, memory, magic or happenstance, Zac Coffey, an Academy theatre postgraduate student, brings together four lost souls in his latest play, "The Meaning of Enchantment: a Ghost Fable."
The Biomechanics of Healthy Performance
After a year-long sabbatical, Hal Grossman, instructor of violin at Interlochen Arts Academy, is prepared to blend science with art to help his students learn skills that will help them play violin in a healthy way.
2009 Academy Graduate Wins National Self-Portrait Contest
Academy visual arts major Jordan Else Pemberton of Michigan won first place honors for the 2009 Utrecht Art Supplies fifth Annual Self-Portrait Contest, co-sponsored by the Savannah College of Art & Design.
Recent Academy Graduate Earns First Place at International Film Festival
Tyler Trykowski received first place for his short film, Two Wolves, at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival, narrative, high school category.
Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award Recipients
Two Interlochen students have been selected as Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award recipients and received $10,000 to help them continue their music studies and assist with any music-related needs.