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This singer-songwriter no longer has to wait to be discovered. Technology has changed the way musicians promote and market their songs. Read more »

Early photos of HIV/AIDS patients generally ranged from grim to horrific. But one photographer hired by Harvard Medical School to document the disease in Africa had a different vision. Read more »

This Grammy-winning musician, who learned to play the mandolin in a Dana Hall stairwell, talks about how he keeps his music career going. Read more »

A passion for film that developed at Colby led this English major to establish Railroad Square Cinema, Shadow Distribution, and the Maine International Film Festival—all renowned in independent film circles and all based in Waterville. Read more »

A journalist turned playwright finds international success addressing social issues on stage. Read more »

This former Colby overseer is now chair of the National Endowment for the Arts. In this Q&A he talks about trading Broadway for a national stage and the importance of art and artists. Read more »