Essay on Vincent Chin Wins Lee ’25 Journalism Scholarship
The scholarship awards $1,500 to a student journalist whose essay lends insight into the life, death, and legacy of Vincent Chin, and its relevance to today, according to the AAJA.
Remember Summer Reruns? Faculty Explain Their Demise, and What Might Be Next
Breaking Bad broke ground, and streaming services have changed the landscape forever.
The Evolution of Emerson Pride: Part 2
The second in a two-part timeline of LGBTQIA+ life at Emerson: 2000s-today.
The Evolution of Emerson Pride: Part 1
We’ve built a timeline of LGBTQIA+ life at Emerson spanning the past 50 years.
Five Ways to Celebrate Juneteenth
In Boston this weekend? Here are five events to help you celebrate freedom and learn more about day
Cummings Foundation Grant to Help Emerson Prison Initiative Grow
A full-time coordinator will be hired for the Emerson Prison Initiative.
Alum Produces Three Tony-Winning Shows
Skye Optican ’13, co-head of Annapurna Theatre, had a great night Sunday, June 12, at the Tony Awards.
Emerson Alums Telling Peabody-Winning Stories
The Peabodys “shine a light on the Stories That Matter and are a testament to the power of art and reportage in the push for truth, social justice, and equity,”
Alibrio’s ‘Atlas’ Has Her Flying Solo and with Red Eye Flight Crew
Emerson taught Alibrio the importance of rehearsals.
Film for All: VMA Class Learns the Art, Necessity of Accessible Cinema
While most art houses, commercial theaters, and independent cinemas understand this, they are not equally accessible or accommodating for movie-goers.