Halloween Comes Once a Year, Gothic Literature Is Eternal
“Mary Shelley was a teenager in 1816 when she came up with Victor Frankenstein’s nameless creature, and here we are, giving children boxes of cereal with a drawing of her idea on the front.”
Five Things to Know About Covering the ‘Dystopia Beat’
NBC reporter and Emerson College alum Ben Colllins visited his alma mater to discuss how he covers the “dystopia beat.”
Building Community and ‘Continuity of Purpose’: A Conversation with Shaya Gregory Poku
Emerson Today sat down to talk with Emerson’s new VP for Equity and Social Justice about her vision for Emerson, and what brings her joy.
Calling All Bibliophiles: Publishing and Writing Grad Students Launch Book Club
Students from all over the country joined the book club.
Comedy at Emerson Heading West with New Semester at ELA
Students studying for the first-in-the-nation BFA in Comedic Arts will have the opportunity to spend the fall of their junior year taking courses only offered in LA:
Speaking the Same Language: Professors Revisit Linguistic Categorizations of Autism
The medical community has yet to streamline new linguistic frameworks for diagnosing autism.
Women’s Soccer First-Ever Emerson Team Nationally Ranked
With three more regular season games, the Lions are looking to roar into the postseason.
Emerson Polling Looks to Unlock the Hispanic Vote
The research will be the focus of a spring semester course.
Alum Olayiwola’s Passionate Poem Honors Celtics Great Bill Russell Before Tip-Off
Olayiwola delivered her passionate piece in the darkened arena under a green spotlight.
Brelis ’17 Stars in One-Woman Show Telling Her Pandemic Story
Brelis chronicles her own mental health crisis during the pandemic.