Navigating Climate and the Arts: A Conversation with Playwright Sarah Ruhl and Dame Jacinda Ardern
Ruhl’s opera ‘The Seasons,’ co-presented by ArtsEmerson and Boston Lyric Opera, premieres at the Paramount Center on March 12.
What Are Emersonians Talking About at the AWP Writing/Book Conference?
Nearly two dozen Emerson alums or faculty will descend upon Los Angeles March 26-29 for this year’s AWP (Association of Writers & Writing Programs) Conference & Bookfair.
What Does It Mean to Be Human?: Emersonians Kick Off Museum of Science Partnership with Night of Storytelling
Students and faculty will bring humor, empathy, and insight to the stage.
Seamless Collaboration: Costume Shop Brings Student Designs to Life
Students working at Emerson College’s Costume Shop design and construct costumes for all Emerson Stage shows.
Discuss Arts and Climate with Pulitzer-Nominated Playwright and former New Zealand PM
There will be two exclusive dress rehearsals of ‘The Seasons’ for the Emerson College community.
A Who’s Who of Emersonians at SXSW 2025
More than two dozen films, TV shows, and videos at this year’s festival were made in part in by Emersonians.
Anuja Producer Kopp, MFA ’22 on Representation and Community in Filmmaking
Aaron Kopp, MFA ’22 is an award-winning filmmaker whose most recent film, Anuja, was nominated for an Oscar in the Live Action Short category.
Emerson Stage’s ‘I Love XXX’ a Meditation on Youth, Change, and Society
The play is a mix of comedic dialogue, dancing, and singing, alongside serious historical references, such as the Boxer Rebellion.
Teach-In Explores Using Data to Lift Communities
How can researchers use data to give communities voice and how can they prevent harm when collecting them?
Teach-in on Race Explores Belonging, Empowerment
This year’s Teach-In leveraged the expertise of Emerson faculty and staff, as well as guest scholars who reflected on racial inequities, community building, and how to effect change in small and big ways