How an Emerson Class Led Schorsch ’22 From the Arts to an International Horse Race
Zoey Schorsch is the first American woman to compete in the Markel Magnolia Cup, one of the United Kingdom’s most prominent all-female amateur charity horse races.
Zoey Schorsch is the first American woman to compete in the Markel Magnolia Cup, one of the United Kingdom’s most prominent all-female amateur charity horse races.
Shipps challenged generations of Emerson students to think deeply about art, creativity, and the nature of meaning.
From The Pitt, to Saturday Night Live, and The Late Show, alumni are well represented among this year’s Emmy Award nominations.
The Transatlantic Rising Stars Project is a three-year initiative of the EU Delegation to the U.S. created to “advance artistic development, foster dialogue, build community, and boost visual artists, musicians, and filmmakers.”
Greene’s character went from sketchbook, the clay model to his short film ‘The Search of Happiness’.
Twenty Emerson alumni were named the best of the region at the 49th Annual Boston/New England Emmy Awards Gala on June 6
Emerson’s MFA in Creative Writing program helped Lemle turn her novel Artifacts, out now, into a book that Simon & Schuster bought in a pre-empt.
Interim Director of Facilities Management Derrek Eno received the first Joe Knoll Emerson Impact Award.
INSAR draws leading scientists, clinicians, and advocates from around the world to share advancements in autism spectrum research.
The Lewis Scholarship provides housing and a monthly stipend to support journalists of color interning at news media outlets in D.C.