Rachel Hilson ’13 is no stranger to the spotlight—but behind every performance is the story of a young artist shaped by her roots. In a new Baltimore Banner feature, the Duster star opens up about her journey from the halls of the Baltimore School for the Arts to starring roles on national television. She credits BSA for helping her find her voice and break through fear, saying, “I walked out of there believing I belonged on stage.” As she continues to rise, Rachel’s story is a powerful reminder of how the arts—and the community that nurtures them—can change lives.
“Confidence Is the Curriculum”: A New Op-Ed by TWIGS Director Candace Dickens in BmoreArt
In a powerful new op-ed for BmoreArt, TWIGS Director Candace Dickens reflects on arts education, identity, and the...
