Teach-In on Race: Writer, Scholar Eve Ewing on ‘Time Folding Back in on Itself’
Dr. Eve Ewing talked about the theories that underpin all her work, whether academic, literary, or theatrical.
Cartwright ’13 Builds Connections Between DOI and White House
Cartwright has worked her way up from an intern in a State House to liaison with the White House.
Emerson Student Heading to Ireland on Prestigious Frederick Douglass Global Fellowship
Leeah Derenoncourt ’23 was one of only 14 diverse student leaders from colleges and universities across the country to be named a 2021 Frederick Douglass Global Fellow.
In Support of Our Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Community
To the Asian American and Pacific Islander members of our community, we see you and commit ourselves to your support, protection, and aid.
Fucillo ’21 Mixes Running for State Rep with Classwork
Senior Richard Fucillo Jr. is running as an independent candidate.
Emerson Alum Eyes Top Honor at 93rd Academy Awards
One Emersonian will be up for Best Cinematography, and two Emerson classmates will learn if they share a Best Picture award.
Teach-In Advancing the Conversation on Race
What I hope it does is increase people’s comfort level around their willingness to address subjects that are often uncomfortable.”
Caucus Honors Vin Di Bona ’66, Norman Lear ’44 Drops In
Emerson College Trustee Vin Di Bona ’66 was honored by the Caucus for Producers, Writers & Directors with a Caucus Legend Award at its 38th annual Awards Gala on March … Continue Reading Caucus Honors Vin Di Bona ’66, Norman Lear ’44 Drops In
Social Justice Academy Panel Examines Incarceration, Activism, Education
This year’s Social Justice Academy Friday, March 5, with a conversation around mass incarceration and the school-to-prison pipeline with keynote speaker Raymond Santana of the Exonerated Five.
Emerson Faculty on 3 Ways Technology Is Controlling Your Life
Are all our communication platforms helping or hurting us?