A Happy Beginning: First-Ever Popular Fiction Retreat a Huge Success
MFA students participated in writing seminars, a book crawl, and presented their own writing.
You’ll Want to Pack These Emerson-Authored Books This Summer
What’s your pick? Want a lighthearted summer read or a heavy tome? There’s a book for everyone.
New England-Based New Media Focus of Newest Emerson Contemporary Show
New media art encompasses traditional film and digital video, as well as a wide range of technology, from AI to hand-built radio.
Emerson Alums Net Primetime Emmy Nominations
Bill Burr ’93; Rob Paine ’92; Opus Moreschi ’00; Ballard Boyd ’04; and Rosebud Baker ’06 are among the Emerson alums up for an Emmy Award this year.
Rao ’05 Tastes the World as New York Times Restaurant Critic
Her unique cultural background and experience working in kitchens helped form her voice.
Speech-Language Pathology Grad Student Uses Mindfulness Techniques in Clinical Training
In the Counseling in Speech-Language Pathology course, students learn to listen and embody authenticity when interacting with patients.
Ramey’s Film ‘El Signo Vacio’ Honored with Visual Anthropologists Award
The jury said the film illustrates how working with and through images can help produce forms of knowledge that are complex, critical, and reflexive.
Boyle ’08 Cultivates Career and Crops with Emerson Degree
Boyle’s independent study program at Emerson sowed the seeds for her future in farming.
Emerson Students, Faculty Create Sonic Strolls Through Time and Place
Soundwalks, a collection of sonic experiences accessed through mobile phones, will be available in the Garden and Common indefinitely, but was introduced earlier in June during the International Computer Music Conference (ICMC)
Turkiewicz ’16 Looking to Strike Gold with ‘Stealing Pulp Fiction’
The comedy is Turkiewicz’s first full-length feature film, and starts streaming on Amazon and Apple at the end of June.