Teach-In on Race: What Would Baldwin Say Today About Race Relations?
The salon pays homage to the literary salons of the Harlem Renaissance.
Anna Deavere Smith: The Power of Listening, Engaging
“It dawned on me very early, back then as a student, that to develop a voice … you have to have an ear.”
Educators Discuss How to Advance Anti-Racism in the Academy
Mission statements are important, but how are they being employed?
Teach-In on Race: Deans’ Fellows Highlight Arts Festival, Syllabi Mapping Project
The Deans’ Fellows are a group of undergraduate students who work to improve diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility on Emerson’s campus.
Faculty Ponder Impact of ChatGPT on Higher Education
Students are going to use ChatGPT. But how should they use it?
Emerson’s Turkish Community Reflects on Aftermath of Earthquake
Emersonians ask for empathy and donations.
Following a Dream, Lepiarz ’10 Trades Microphone for Bullwhip
Lepiarz is following his childhood dream of joining the circus.
Fellows Program Created by Marketing Comm Duo Fosters Community
A Global Pathways trip to Ecuador inspired the students to create the program.
An Emersonian’s Guide to the 2023 SXSW Film & TV Festival
Some of Emerson’s biggest names in screenwriting, producing, and documentary filmmaking will premiere their latest projects at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Film & TV Festival next month.
Pioneering Newswoman Carole Simpson on Perseverance and Making Trouble
Simpson, a former distinguished journalist-in-residence at Emerson for 12 years, talked about breaking barriers as a Black woman journalist at a time when very few were given the opportunity to rise in the ranks.