Teach-In on Race Looks to Open Up Conversation
The 2018 Teach-In will be held Friday, October 12, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, beginning with a keynote conversation with activist/educator Rachel Kuo.
Emerson Honors TV Legend, Alum Norman Lear
Norman Lear ’44 was the driving force behind groundbreaking TV shows including All in the Family, Maude, and One Day at a Time. He created characters who changed the social and political landscape, openly addressing issues ranging from alcoholism to abortion to the Vietnam War.
HowlRound Launches New Site, Reflects on Past Decade
HowlRound Theatre Commons, a free and open platform for theatre makers around the world housed in Emerson’s Office of the Arts, has a new look and new features, with the same vital mission.
Author Amy Hempel: Collaboration, Volunteer Work Make Better Writers
Author Amy Hempel signs a book for a fan at a reading held September 25 in the Bordy Theater. Prior to the reading, Hempel gave a Q&A for students and … Continue Reading Author Amy Hempel: Collaboration, Volunteer Work Make Better Writers
Emerson, Blanquerna Bring Global Summit to Washington
The 4th Annual Emerson-Blanquerna Global Summit will explore topics in Politics, Propaganda and Strategic Diplomacy with governmental, industry, and foundation leaders, academics, and students from six continents in the nation’s capital Friday, October 5.
The Making of Azazel: How to Write, Shoot, and Edit a Movie in 48 Hours
Alexander Kuelling ’22, an Emerson Today photographer and Visual and Media Arts major, was on a filmmaking team competing in this year’s first 48-Hour Film Festival, September 21-23.
Update: A Message about Senator Flake’s Scheduled Appearance in Boston
Update 9/28/2018 7:20PM The Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit panel discussion with Senator Jeff Flake and Governor John Kasich has been moved to a more secure location in Boston. Emerson … Continue Reading Update: A Message about Senator Flake’s Scheduled Appearance in Boston
Celebrating Emerson Faculty’s Creativity, Scholarship
Emerson faculty were busy over the past year, racking up awards, fellowships, books, and papers, in addition to sharing what they know with students.
Reisman on Collaboration, Adaptation, and Nudist Colonies in Leave No Trace
Producer Linda Reisman dropped by the Bright Lights Film Series screening of her latest film, Leave No Trace, to talk about her work on the project
My Dinner With Lee: Students Have President’s Ear at Mealtime Events
About a dozen Emerson students were invited to dine with President Pelton at his home last Thursday.