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.
Podcast Host Palmer ’25 Lands on 25 Under 25 Innovators List
Palmer said that a goal with the podcast is to offer guidance and inspiration to her own generation of young professionals.
Emerson, Beat the Streets Coach Boston Youth in Sports Leadership
From July 16 to August 13, students met weekly on campus in workshops exploring communication, civic engagement, and athletics.
Emerson Filmmaker Wins Short Film Funding from Vimeo
Master of Fine Art candidate Carmen Pedrero was one of five filmmakers across the country to receive a Vimeo Short Film Grant to shoot her thesis film
Andrade-Watkins Documentary Part of RI Exhibit Celebrating Cape Verdean Heritage
Professor Claire Andrade-Watkins‘ 2016 web docuseries Working the Boats: Masters of the Craft, about the history and legacy of Local 1329 of the International Longshoreman’s Association, is part of Blue … Continue Reading Andrade-Watkins Documentary Part of RI Exhibit Celebrating Cape Verdean Heritage
Kalala ’27 Gets Real World PR Experience Through Competitive Fellowship
Victoria Kalala ’27 is one of eight students nationwide to receive a fellowship from the PRSA Foundation, which supports five- to eight-week paid internships at global PR and communications firms.
Tribeca Exhibiting Fahandej’s Immersive Look at Fathers’ Love
The installation uses memory, music, and storytelling to examine the absence created by incarceration, and how it affects families.
March, Dance, Sip, and Laugh with Emerson This Pride Weekend
Emerson is celebrating its pride this weekend, with a college contingent marching in Boston’s Pride Parade, a slate of special performances for the young and less young at the UnCommon Corner