Hatef on ‘Secrets & Sisterhood’ and the Burden of Afghan Representation
“Afghan Americans are aching for fair representation—that is, storylines, characters, and themes that reflect diverse experiences.”
On Air or Streaming, WERS Offers Multi-Discipline Career Experience
Students get a taste of marketing, advertising, social media management, voice training, research, and more.
International Education Week 2023 Centers on Equity in Global Learning
Many of the week’s 18 events sit squarely at the intersection of these topics
Emerson Contemporary Show Examines Effects of Vietnam War, Colonialism
Vietnamese American artists examine and expand recent histories as they address multigenerational trauma and loss.
Future Media Makers Converge on Emerson to Pitch Projects
Students across 14 colleges pitched film ideas to a panel of professionals for a $1,000 prize.
Live From Di Bona Studio! ‘Good Morning Emerson’ Grows Collaboration with WEBN
WEBN reports the news segment of ‘Good Morning Emerson’ from the former’s studio.
On HowlRound: Content Warnings in the Theatre Classroom
Who really benefits from content warnings? What content necessitates a warning? How do the dynamics of content warnings change when a piece of art is assigned for a class, versus a performance that audiences can opt in and out of?
Faculty Tackle Higher Ed, Creative Industries in the Age of AI
“It’s our responsibility as teachers and mentors and academic leaders to understand [AI], recognize its disruptive potential, and be prepared for it,” said Dr. Jay Bernhardt.
Two Emerson Alums Clue Us in About ‘Jeopardy!’
Staff writers are given free rein to come up with questions and answers on any topic.
Emerson Speech Pathology Clinician Brings Personal Story to Her Work
Orrego grew up with Developmental Language Disorder and continues to be affected by it as an adult.