I recently graduated from college, and my four years of higher education were exciting, challenging, and exhausting. Luckily, I found lots of ways to still be healthy and active.


Seven ways to stay active and healthy at college

Women have always made music, so why don't we celebrate it at the same level as we do with the work of male musicians?


OPINION: Women's contributions to classical music are still underappreciated

Shape note singing is a unique and longstanding American choral tradition. Emily Feld visited a gathering of Sacred Harp singers in Minnesota and came away with a new appreciation for this community-centric form of music-making.


In celebration of shape note singing

As a music major at the tail end of my college career, I've led a rewarding, though exhausting, last few years. The time I spend practicing piano (my main instrument), going to lessons, classes, rehearsals, and studying - not to mention working a part-time job - can add up to 16-hour days, most of it filled with music. So it amazes me that after all that activity, listening to music is still the way that I choose to relax.


Emily Feld

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