The Emerson Stage Show Must (Flexibly) Go On!
The Late Wedding is Emerson Stage’s first live performance since the pandemic began.
House on Why Janey or Campbell Should Start a Write-in Campaign for Mayor: Dorchester Reporter
All may not be lost if the Black political class is up to the challenge of asserting the influence of its base.
Alum Meghan Currier Sets the Mood as TV and Film Musical Supervisor
Currier plots the musical landscape of projects through securing publishing rights, recording music, and a lot more.
Emerson Remembers the Legendary Pete Chvany
In the classroom, on the Wall, on the soccer field, in the production rooms — Chvany was a huge presence at Emerson College.
Emerson Alumni Network a Casting Director’s Fantasy
One series, four casting directors, all Emersonians.
Photos: Class of 2025 Makes Little Building Home
Boylston Street was abuzz with activity as students moved in.
Penoi’s Vision for ArtsEmerson Shaped By Values, Ancestry, Equity
Penoi wants ArtsEmerson to reflect what is happening in the community.
Izen’s Fantastical Creatures Flaunt Finery Finetuned at Emerson
At night the puppets enjoy a ballroom soiree in the darkly lit library.
Emerson Polling Learns From Ranked-Choice Voting in NYC Mayoral Race
Emerson Polling accurately predicted the winner of the New York City Democratic mayoral primary.
‘Scouts’ Honor: VMA Major’s Film Featured At UN International Film Festival
A Girl Scout comes out to her fellow Scouts as non-binary.