Voices from Global South Discuss Sustainable Public Health Approaches
Panelists said affordability and access are two major components to good public healthcare.
Culture Through Cuisine: Food Festival Celebrates International Education Week
Emersonians sampled cuisines from around the world in the Bordy Theater.
Performing Arts Students Explore ‘The Land of Masks’
Visiting artist Alicia Martínez Álvarez showed her handmade masks during the International Education Week event.
Farrington’s Tree Tribute Project Is AR Ode to Natural World
The project is part of Boston program to promote a more engaged, reflective, creative, and active relationship with the city’s landscape and built environment.
Teach-in on Sustainability Highlights Importance of Communication and Arts
This year’s Teach-in includes performances, panels, plays, and more.
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.