From Shakespeare to Stand-Up: Emerson’s Global Pathways Program Brings Comedy to Life
A highlight of the program included an intimate meeting with Rosie O’Donnell at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Sater ’25 Breaks Film Ground with Cultural Critique ‘Mixed Signals’
Sater’s Obscura Films works to authentically represent Arab and Middle Eastern stories.
Film Exhibits Cap Three Intense, Inspiring Years for Global BFA Students
The dual degree program from Emerson and Paris College of Art combines filmmaking, fine art, and the liberal arts.
Princeton Review Ranks Emerson #2 for College Theater, Newspaper
Ratings are based on surveys distributed to students.
In Ireland, VMA’s Vaughan Examines Digital and Renewable Infrastructure Expansion
Vaughan believes his summer’s work provides a model he can implement in Greater Boston and the Northeast region.
Six Emersonians to Receive Awards During Alumni Weekend
The alumni have made significant contributions to their professions and community.
Emerson College Celebrates 16 Years of Cultural Diplomacy at Rosarito Film Festival
The festival’s mission is to use art, sports, food, and film to foster cultural understanding and build lasting relationships across borders.
Alum Wins Fellowship to Develop Sitcom Featuring Wheelchair User
The Accelerate Fellowship, supported by Netflix’s Fund for Creative Equity, will provide Anna Thorup ’14 with $40,000 to develop her latest project
Performing Arts Students Taking Talents on the Road This Summer
Emersonians are working on Shakespeare, learning stage combat, and teaching kids theater as they drive around in a little red truck.
The Hollywood Reporter Names Emerson Sixth Best Film School in the US for 2025
In July, the college announced its Visual & Media Arts Department, would return in the fall as the School of Film, Television & Media Arts.