Emerson honored 98 students and 2 outstanding faculty members at a Gold Key Honor Society induction ceremony April 18 in the Semel Theater. About 80 people attended the event. Students … Continue Reading Students, faculty honored at Gold Key ceremony
This year’s Waldman Chair in Theater Arts is acclaimed director and choreographer Maurice Hines. Hines was on campus this week with Visiting Artist Charles Randolph-Wright to teach master classes in … Continue Reading Maurice Hines is 2012 Waldman Chair
Seven Emerson students and one recent graduate have won top prizes or scored as finalists in five national writing contests for TV scripts and short film scripts. Two others placed … Continue Reading Ten VMA students score in national writing contests
Emerson fraternity Phi Alpha Tau presented the 2012 David Brudnoy Memorial Award to Robert L. Beal, president of the Beal Companies, at a ceremony in the Charles Beard Room April … Continue Reading Phi Alpha Tau honors Beal
A panel of six accomplished Emerson alumni journalists spoke to students and faculty about adapting to the changing journalism industry recently in the Bill Bordy Theater. The panelists were from … Continue Reading Journalism alumni speak about careers
Starting Sunday, April 15, HowlRound, a popular theatre journal/blog, which is part of the Center for the Theater Commons (“The Commons”), is dedicating the entire week to online discussions about … Continue Reading HowlRound.com to feature new Emerson program
World premiere musical Café Variations opens April 13 at the Cutler Majestic Theater. During opening weekend tickets are only $10 for students, faculty, and staff. Café Variations is a very … Continue Reading Behind the scenes at Café Variations
Visual and Media Arts Associate Professor John Gianvito was honored by Cahiers du Cinéma, an influential French film magazine, with a retrospective article that highlights his American political documentaries. The … Continue Reading Filmmaker Gianvito honored with retrospective
Health reporting can be a crucible for social, economic, and political issues, said Stephen Smith, a writer for the Boston Globe, at a panel that was part of Communication Week. … Continue Reading Health journalism has far-reaching effects
Give Luck a Chance is the first annual Spring Arts Festival sponsored by ProArts Connect. Students from the schools in the ProArts Consortium — Emerson College, Berklee College of Music, … Continue Reading ProArts colleges to present showcase