Dr. April Prince published an article entitled, “"The Technological Priestess: The Piano Recital, Photography, and Clara Schumann,” in Nineteenth-Century Music Review.

Dr. Rebecca Geoffroy-Schwinden received two nationally competitive awards from the National Endowment for the Humanities. An NEH Summer Stipend will support her research for a project entitled Stories of Music, Luxury, and Loss in the Age of Revolutions (1760s–1820s). The NEH-Hagley Fellowship on Business, Culture, and Society will allow Dr. Geoffroy-Schwinden to carry out eight months of archival research at the Hagley Museum and Library in Wilmington, Delaware. This research will culminate in a book about the musical and sonic world of the du Pont women's community from the French Revolution to the American Civil War.

Jessica Stearns (PhD, Musicology, 2022) accepted a position as tenure-track assistant professor of music at Texas A&M University-Commerce.

Dr. Brian Wright will host an interview and Q&A with famed session bassist Chuck Rainey.

Dr. Tammy L. Kernodle, the University Distinguished Professor of Music at Miami University (Oxford, OH) will deliver a lecture entitled, "This Music is Black Music: Mary Lou Williams and the Re-framing of Jazz’s History in Civil Rights Era America." Dr. Kernodle's lecture is co-sponsored by the Division of Jazz Studies, the Graduate Association of Musicologists und Theorists, the UNT Music Library, and the UNT Women's & Gender Studies. It will take place in Union 339 with a reception to follow in the Spec's Charitable Courtyard.

Dr. April Prince (Principal Lecturer, Music History) was awarded the 2022-23 UNT Foundation Distinguished Lecturer Award, which recognizes outstanding accomplishments in teaching and service, commitment to pedagogical innovation, support of student success; and the promotion of teaching excellence across campus.

Kimary Fick (PhD, Musicology, 2015) published an article, “Systems of Power, Privilege, and Oppression: Towards a Social Justice Education Pedagogy for the Music History Curriculum,” in the Journal of Music History Pedagogy 12/1 (2022).

Clare Carrasco (PhD, Musicology, 2016) published an articled entitled “Performing ‘Art for the People’: Politics, Spectatorship, and Schoenberg’s Music at the Berlin Volksbühne,” in Music & Letters.

Rebecca Geoffroy-Schwinden collaborated on the research for and design of "Revolution à la Mode: Music and Fashion in Revolutionary France," an exhibition that opened on September 10th at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. It runs until March 5, 2023.

Rebecca Geoffroy-Schwinden has been awarded a Hagley Museum & Library Exploratory Research Grant to support archival work for a project about women's musical collecting and collectivities in Atlantic Revolution.