SOA Assembly Examines Antisemitism, How to Fight It
The conversation touched on intersectionality, authenticity, and the power of showing up.
Musical ‘Jelly’s Last Jam’ is Four Years in the Making
Jasmine Hawkins ’23 worked since her first semester at Emerson to put on the show.
Teach-In on Race: What Would Baldwin Say Today About Race Relations?
The salon pays homage to the literary salons of the Harlem Renaissance.
Fellows Program Created by Marketing Comm Duo Fosters Community
A Global Pathways trip to Ecuador inspired the students to create the program.
Teach-In to Examine Race and Racism within Academia
“We’re hoping the Teach-In allows individuals, organizations, and offices in different areas of our college to see that they are not working in isolation,” coordinator Tuesda Roberts said.
Wellness Center Offers Students Low-Cost Emergency Contraception Vending Machine
The vending machine is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week in the Little Building mailroom.
Rangel ’23 Finds Love of Public Affairs Reporting Through C-SPAN Internship
Rangel helped C-SPAN with its U.S. Supreme Court and election coverage.
An Evening of Poetry and Song to Feature Work of Three Professors
“This is maybe the coolest program ever to feature my music,” said Scott Wheeler.
Emerson Stage’s ‘Old Jake’s Skirts’ Provides Young Students with Access to Theatre
“At its core, Old Jake’s Skirts is about community,” said Joshua Rashon Streeter, MA ‘08, director of the show.
Nydia Bou Finds Rare Opportunity as New CSD Chair
Bou is looking to create a more culturally diverse pipeline into the speech-language pathology profession.