Marshall Researching Feminism, U.S. Imperialism on AAUW Fellowship
Affiliated faculty member Jocelyn Marshall is working on their current book project, Dissent Nearby.
Emerson-Produced Films Pick Up Golden Globes
The Brutalist, executive produced by Max Kondziolka ’16, won Best Motion Picture – Drama
Gellman Wins Grant to Support EPI Resources
Since 2017, EPI has developed a portfolio of instruments to support smooth program implementation inside prison.
VMA Program Earns Accreditation from Film Equipment Leader ARRI
Emerson College became the first film program in New England and just the second in the U.S. to earn Certified Film School accreditation
Video: Wishing You Joy and Happiness in 2025
We wish you a joyful winter season and happiness in the New Year.
Gellman Named to Global Women’s Leadership Group
Gellman will receive support for her own leadership development activities, as well as network with other cohort members.
OISA Travel Advisory
If you are traveling outside of the U.S. during Thanksgiving or Winter Break, now is the time to check your immigration documents for your U.S. return!
Emerson Participates in ‘Tabletop’ Emergency Management Exercise
The exercise was in keeping with best practices as required by the CLERY Act, and included representatives from across campus departments.
Flynn’s Film Doc to Hit TV Screens
The doc is about the demise of analog film in the digital age, and the people who are working to preserve it.
Discussing Democracy at 10th Global Communication Summit
PBS senior correspondent and NewsHour anchor Judy Woodruff led the morning session with a keynote discussion with President Jay Bernhardt on “America at the Crossroads.”