New Faces Focus on Futures at Career Development Center
The Career Development Center provides services to students and alumni, including career counseling, job fairs, interview prep, cover letter and resume reviews.
Three MFA Alumnae Awarded NEA Creative Writing Fellowships
The program awards grants of $25,000 to recipients to allow the time and space to create and further develop their writing projects. Fellowships alternate yearly between prose and poetry (it’s a prose year).
Creative Café Gives Students Space to Converse, Create, Empower Communities of Color
Professionals from different industries join the conversations to mentor students, and encourage artistic collaborations using a social justice framework to bring their ideas to life.
Meet ArtsEmerson’s Cutler Fellows
The fellowship provides students with industry mentorship with ArtsEmerson staff and community partners, project-based learning, and seminars with guest speakers.
Celebrating Black History at Emerson and Beyond
Poetry, panel discussions, museums, and more.
Mohabir Named National Book Critics Circle Finalist
“There are not many Indo-Caribbean people publishing books of poems in the United States, and the fact that this work is being recognized feels like something is shifting, culturally, in the world of American poetry.”
Turning Exclusion Into Inclusion at BCE Conference 2022
This year’s hybrid, bicoastal two-day BCE Conference will confront “(dis)enfranchisement: Getting a Seat at the Table,” with a diverse slate of scholars, executives, documentarians, community leaders, and other creatives.
Bright Lights Is Back in the House
For the first time since March 2020, cinephiles will be able to gather together (masked) in the Bright Family Screening Room every Thursday at 7:00 pm
Emerson Contemporary Show Looks at Linguistic Limitations, Connections
Tribe’s work synthesizes cinematic, journalistic, and conceptual approaches.
Emerson Remembers Jean Peckham, a ‘Rock’ for Students and Family
“Her warmth, grace, and example spread her influence across the College, far beyond her core role as business manager for Athletics.”