Astronomy and Geometry Star in Tshuma’s ‘Digging Stars’
WLP Assistant Professor’s second novel examines Western and Indigenous science.
Emerson Writing MFA Celebrating 40th Anniversary at AWP Conference
The MFA program turns 40 in 2024.
Emerson Alums Named to Forbes 30 Under 30
Braden Bochner ’18 and Hunter Harris ’16 earned spots on the coveted list this year.
New Emerson ELab Studios Flipping the Script on Environmental Justice
“The environmental crisis needs different kinds of stories, because the stories of doom or ignorance that fills our media channels will simply not do,” said Professor Eric Gordon
Emerson Lions Bring Guerrilla PR to ‘Shark Tank’ Companies
Students pitched marketing campaigns to Shark Tank companies.
Ramey’s ‘El Signo Vacio’ (The Empty Sign) World Premiering at Havana Film Festival
The film is about the U.S. occupation of Puerto Rico.
Remembering Norman Lear ’44, a Titan of Comedy
As the creator of some of the most groundbreaking TV shows of the 1970s and ‘80s, Lear used his comedies to portray American families as people with real struggles, foibles, bigotries, and love.
A Century of Laughs and Breakfast Thoughts
On July 27, 2022, Norman Lear ‘44, the man who arguably did more to shape television in the 20th century than anyone else, hits the century mark.
Past Lives and Present Glories of Emerson’s Paramount Center
Many theaters and a couple of hotels stood at the site of the Paramount Center through the years.
Comics of Color Bring on an ‘A-COC-alypse’ in Showcase
No joke: Students want Comics of Color to be an official Emerson-recognized organization.