Teach-In on Timely Topics Explores Public Knowledge in a Time of Change
“Public knowledge, memory, and legacy are the bedrock of democratic life,” said Shaya Gregory Poku, VP for Community, Culture and Belonging.
From Sketchbook to Screen: Greene ’26 Brings Character to Life
Greene’s character went from sketchbook, the clay model to his short film ‘The Search of Happiness’.
Students Network, Get Inside Look at Indie Film Scene
Fifteen students from Emerson Los Angeles attended the Slamdance Film Festival, which is dedicated to showcasing low-budget, independent films, and emerging talent.
Clair ’09 Pens Book on Czech Republic’s Historic Baseball Run
‘We Sacrifice Everything to Baseball,’ by Michael Clair ’09, will be released in April.
Ten Years of Oscar Talk
This annual Emerson event brought together expert panelists to discuss “The Academy Award for Best Director: It’s All About the Race.”
Conan O’Brien and Denis Leary ’79 Give Emerson a Big Shout Out
On a recent episode of Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend, Denis Leary ’79 spoke about his time at Emerson, including founding The Comedy Workshop in 1976.
Professor Emerita Mary Ellen Adams: A Light at Emerson for 46 Years
Adams, who taught in the Performing Arts Department from 1969 until her retirement in 2015, passed away on February 17 at age 81.
Waveforms Takes Over Paramount with Multimedia Art Show
Waveforms activated every corner of the venue, inviting audiences to reconsider the intersection of art, technology, and storytelling.
Canadian Member of Parliament Brings Global Political Insight to Emerson Classroom
When a sitting Canadian Member of Parliament visits a class at Emerson, it’s not a ceremonial visit– it’s an extension of the curriculum.
Staff Volunteers Make Commencment Weekend Magical
The spotlight may belong to the graduates, but the tone of the celebration is often set by the staff in blue volunteer badges.