Faculty, Staff Honored for Commitment, Creativity
Emerson recognized faculty and staff for their dedication and achievements in a pair of recent events.
Srinivas Wins Grant to Study Impact of South Asian Groceries
Her project will examine how South Asian grocery stores create vital cultural hubs in Boston’s suburbs, and are actively reshaping the suburban landscape
Kasteel Well Students, Faculty Present Work at Medieval Manuscript Conference
The conference featured an exhibit by Emerson students that makes medieval art more accessible to people with visual impairments.
Who Is Danny Turkiewicz ’16 and Why Does He Want to Steal ‘Pulp Fiction’?
Hear about how Turkiewicz turned an esoteric fantasy into a motion picture after the film is screened on October 23.
Statement from Emerson College on Recent Boston Common Protest
As a practice, the College does not comment on individual conduct issues. The College is aware that some of our students were among those arrested during the demonstration on Boston … Continue Reading Statement from Emerson College on Recent Boston Common Protest
ArtsEmerson Making Art Accessible Through Boston Family Days
ArtsEmerson is one of nine local performing arts institutions to participate in the inaugural fall season of Boston Family Days, which will provide free access to live performances to Boston … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson Making Art Accessible Through Boston Family Days
Peng on Journalism & AI: Reuters Institute
Journalism assistant professor Zhao Peng discusses implementing AI practices into the Journalism curriculum, as her students have mixed reactions to using the emerging tool.
Two Alums Named ‘New Faces of Indie Film’
Mariano Dongo ’17 and Heather Landsman ’24 landed on the Filmmaker Magazine list.
ArtsEmerson, But Make It Free (for Emersonians)
This season, ArtsEmerson is presenting Emerson Nights, opening up selected dress rehearsals to community members free of charge
Photos: Emersonians Come Together for 9/11 Vigil
The vigil was held at the Boston Common Bandstand.