Caro ’25 Awarded Prestigious National Association of Hispanic Journalists Scholarship
Quintana wants to be a lawyer, legislative analyst, and continue to write for magazines, newspapers, and news sites.
Terrific Trio Tapped for Emerson Teaching Awards
They will receive their awards at the Gold Key Society Induction Ceremony on April 2.
Emerson Students Reveal Public Health Systems Shaping Everyday Life
Students placed removable ‘This Is Public Health’ stickers on often overlooked things that promote public health like water fountains and crosswalks.
Megan Marshall on Writing Lives and the Balancing Act of Motherhood
Marshall said like many people, she’s always found it easier to write about others, but gradually, “this inner self crept out.”
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’.