Lewis has more than 20 years of industry experience, leading fundraising initiatives at the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts and UNC’s School of the Arts.
Charlie Puth (right) poses with Prince Charles Alexander (left) in front of a packed audience of students at the 2025 Career Jam keynote event.
The pop star, songwriter, and producer talked about his career and shared stories behind his biggest hits, including Wiz Khalifa's “See You Again.”
Josh Griffin, winner of the Choreography Award, and Hope Divine, winner of the Musical Theater Award, at the Career Jam concert and award show, a celebration of standout students from across majors and career paths.
Charlie Puth, Tiny Desk, top A&Rs, and more came together for a day of professional development and energetic performances. Here’s how it all went down.
The student-led event, Mehfil, will feature songs in eight different languages and blend traditional South Asian folk melodies with contemporary instrumentation.
The singer-songwriter enrolled in the Harvard-Berklee Joint Studies Program talks about her love of medicine and music, overcoming writer's block, and her new single, "Marionette."
Berklee Online CEO and co-founder Debbie Cavalier, center, is pictured holding the Julius M. Nolte Award for Extraordinary Leadership—UPCEA’s most prestigious honor, given for “unusual and extraordinary contributions to the cause of continuing education”—flanked by UPCEA Deputy CEO Amy Heitzman, left, and UPCEA Board President Kim Siegenthaler, right, at a ceremony in Denver, Colorado on March 25, 2025.
