Tim Gunn on Post-Pandemic Fashion, Authenticity, and the Mystery of Leggings
“Clothing is a form of semiotics, it sends a message about how the world perceives us.”
“Clothing is a form of semiotics, it sends a message about how the world perceives us.”
Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer John Filo and Mary Ann Vecchio, the girl over the body of a slain student in the iconic photo taken May 4, 1970, will speak.
Juniors in the top 5 percent of their class, and seniors in the top 10 percent with at least 48 earned credit hours are eligible for membership.
On Beckett, a production by Octopus Theatricals, won Outstanding Visiting Play, and Travis Alabanza won Outstanding Visiting Performance in a Play for Burgerz, a solo show Alabanza also wrote.
EPI Director Mneesha Gellman calls for more state funding for education in prison.
Today we honor Trans Day of Visibility, an opportunity to celebrate the beauty, talents, and contributions of trans members of our Emerson community, and the trans community worldwide.
Brooks Walker ’25 was a passionate, creative member of the Emerson community.
An International Women’s Month event aims to bring awareness to the social justice movement surging throughout Iran.
Burdett, who died suddenly in July 2021, formerly was the director and lead mentor of AFH’s Video & Motion Design Studio.
What does having access to college in prison mean to those who are incarcerated? How does it shape their perspective, their thinking, their lives?