Laura’s Law Named After Late Emerson Alumna
A new Massachusetts was named after Laura Levis, as a result of her tragic death.
Reflections on MLK’s Legacy, January 2021
This Martin Luther King Day, instead of an event, Reis asked members of the School of Communication faculty to join him in sharing reflections on Dr. King’s legacy.
Dissertation Dive: Famine After The Black Death
Adam Franklin-Lyons pondered what causes famines.
Emerson Faculty Members Sign Letter Urging Second Impeachment of Trump
The letter, signed by more than 300 historians, biographers, and academics, says Trump is a “clear and present danger to American democracy and the national security of the United States.”
Student Athlete Recruiting During COVID Had to Change
How does recruiting happen when COVID-19 restricts travel and campus access?
Emerson Professors on How We Move Forward After Insurrection
The insurrection didn’t surprise many people.
#Emtern Spotlight: Learning the Ropes at Conscious Minds Production Studio
Jess Niazian ’22 is a Media Arts Production major who interned at Conscious Minds, a production studio based out of Pasadena, California, from May to August 2020. We asked Jess about her role there.
Dissertation Dive: How Exotic Dancers, Pageant Contestants Are Regulated and Commodified
Beauty contestants and exotic dancers are regulated, commodified, and contained.
Wishes for Peace, Love, Health, and Happiness
Emersonians give me hope, and they always will.
Los Angeles Film Critics Award Gianvito’s ‘Her Socialist Smile’
Professor John Gianvito’s documentary about Helen Keller’s advocacy for progressive causes, won the Douglas Edwards Experimental Film Award from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association (LAFCA), Variety reports.