Docs on the Docks: VMA Students, Faculty Hit Camden International Film Festival
The trip marked the first time an Emerson contingent has gone to an in-person festival since the pandemic began in March 2020.
With New Book, Denizet-Lewis Asks How and Why People Change
Tentatively titled We Don’t Know You Anymore, the book will also explore our society’s beliefs about, and reaction to, those who have undergone a radical transformation, as well as ideas around who has the right to redemption.
Three Latinx Alumni to Watch (on Insta)
Three Latinx artists will take over the Emerson Alumni Instagram account to talk about their lives.
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Alumni Reflect on Good Storytelling
Emerson Today has some of the highlights of their conversation
Tim Neverett ’88 Chronicles LA Dodgers’ 2020 Baseball Season in ‘COVID Curveball’
What was it like to experience the most bizarre baseball season ever?
Back to School: International Students Happy To Be In Boston
Students who studied remotely are happy to be back with friends, taking classes in-person, and participating in extracurriculars.
Students to Make an Impact with TV’s Tim Gunn in New Winter Course
Innovation for Impact, a unique winter session course team taught by Gunn and Sharon Topper, is a master class in taking an idea and making it a reality.
WLP & Journalism Students Part of Award-Winning Globe Magazine Special Section
Students covered the onset and impact of COVID for the special section.
Asim’s Meditation on the Divinity of Funk Included in Best American Poetry 2021
Writing, Literature and Publishing Professor Jabari Asim’s poem, “Some Call it God” is included in The Best American Poetry 2021, publishing Tuesday, September 28.
Arts Education Org Names Award for Bob Colby
The Robert Colby Distinguished Arts Educator Advocate Award in Theatre recognizes theatre arts educators for leadership in advocating for theatre and arts education