Laughing Through Catastrophe: How Comedy Can Combat Climate Change
Superman and Cassandra sat down for a conversation during the Teach-In on Sustainability keynote.
Suzie Hicks ’18 ‘the Climate Chick’ Uses Stories, Hope to Reach Kids
Hicks’s award-winning children’s series teaches kids about the importance of environmentalism.
Horror Author Joins Emerson Writers to Explore the’Monstrous Feminine’
Panelists discussed body-horror, the grotesque, and other frightening horror sub-genres.
Luyster to Explore How Autistic Parents Communicate with Kids in NSF-Funded Study
NSF awards are highly competitive, with an overall funding rate ranging from 17 to 19 percent.
Comedy Meets Sustainability: Teach-In Turning Laughter into a Tool for Change
The Teach-In on Sustainability is an exploration of how we can contribute to sustainability through communication and art.
Emerson Students Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival with Games and Gathering
With lanterns lit, students made mooncakes, had their fortunes told, and enjoyed celebrating autumn.
From Emerson to ‘Hamilton’: Tshikosi ’15 Returns to Studio 7
When Kai Tshikosi returned to campus as a guest speaker in Ted Hewlett’s class, the experience was both meaningful and full-circle.
Welding Shop Makes Sure Emerson Shows Go On – Safely
Welding is a very marketable skill in the entertainment industry, and other industries, too.
Leaders in Entertainment, Communications, Pro Sports Join Emerson Board of Trustees
The seven new trustees are joining a restructured board excited about Emerson’s new strategic direction.
Fong ’26 Parlays One-Line ‘English Teacher’ Role to Six Episodes
The SOF major flew back and forth from Atlanta to Boston during the spring semester for filming.