Jennifer Coolidge to Be Emerson’s 2025 Commencement Speaker
“Emerson College is deeply honored to welcome the incredibly talented and always funny Jennifer Coolidge back to her alma mater,” said President Jay Bernhardt
Emerson Stage Explores the Supernatural with ‘Red Wolf’
Madison Mondeaux started working on ‘Red Wolf’ more than a decade ago.
Salem Film Festival Featuring Two Emerson Student Films
The filmmakers turn a lens on a grandmother’s wartime experience, and a survivor of Lyme Disease.
A Comedy Homecoming: Alums, Students Show Off Chops at Emerson LA
The show, a combination of stand-up, sketch, and improv, was hosted by comedian Dan Levy ’03 with around 15 ELA students and 15 alumni taking the stage to perform.
Walker’s ‘Magically Black and Other Essays’ Longlisted for Prestigous PEN Award
Five finalists will be announced in early April, and a winner will be named in May.
Filmmaker John Cameron Mitchell Offers Lessons on Art, Identity, and Taking Risks
John Cameron Mitchel directed, co-wrote, and starred in the hit film ‘Hedwig and the Angry Inch’.
‘(Un)Making AI Worlds’ Explores Artificial Intelligence Ethics with Artistic Performance
“(Un)Making AI Worlds” engages with AI systems and their societal impacts through critical inquiry and artistic exploration.
From ‘Porous Walls’ to ‘Permanent Exile’: EPI Conference Examines History of U.S. Prisons
Historian and author Reiko Hillyer was keynote speaker at this year’s conference on college in prison, hosted by the Emerson Prison Initiative (EPI) and InThrive Film Festival March 18 and 19.
Emerson College Partners with Mass Poetry to Elevate Teen Poets
The festival was presented in partnership with Emerson’s Department of Writing, Literature & Publishing, the Social Justice Collaborative and HIVE.
New Strategic Plan Lays Out Bold Vision for Emerson
Extraordinary Emerson 2030 draws on the College’s rich history and legacy of leadership in communication and the arts.