Marlboro Institute Panel Looks at Election Impact on Three Major Issues
Reproductive rights, immigration policy and U.S. foreign policy were discussed.
5 Things to Know about Empathetic Teaching
In each class he teaches, Dr. Jae Williams ’08, MA ’16 begins with a question: “If you could have dinner with anyone, living or dead, who would it be?”
Emersonians and MFA Spin Ancient Greek Satire for Today’s Politics
The original play is about women taking control of the government; cast ‘re-readapted’ the play after the presidential election.
Pack Your Bags for International Education Week
IEW is an initiative of the U.S. State and Education departments, and was created to encourage students to explore programs that allow them to study internationally. Emerson takes it even further.
Women’s Soccer Receives Four All-NEWMAC Accolades
The women’s soccer team ended their season with a loss in the NEWMAC semifinals.
Institute’s Andrade-Watkins Using Grant to Advance Film Storytelling
Andrade-Watkins received a three-year grant from the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts.
From Breaking Ice to Cracking Up: Coast Guard Veteran Studying Comedic Arts
Ramey was inspired by his correspondences with Comedic Arts Founder Martie Cook while working on an icebreaking ship in Antarctica.
Writing Norman Lear’s Biography is Dream Come True for Whetsell ’94
Lear Zoomed into two of Whetsell’s classes in recent years to talk with Emerson students.
Filmmaker Taormina ’13 Takes Us Home for the Holidays with ‘Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point’
Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point, trains its lens on family and memories, but with Taormina’s joltingly original spin.
Comics of Color Go Corporate
The annual event featured standup routines, improv, and sketch comedy.