‘Giving Back to the Emerson Community:’ Alums Discuss Black Experience in News Media
Four Emerson alums reunited to discuss the Black experience in news media.
Walker Discusses His Writing Career & Recent Works: The Patriot Ledger
Hingham resident and Writing, Literature, and Publishing professor Jerald Walker is interviewed by the South Shore newspaper The Patriot Ledger, as he is working on his next essay collection and received multiple honors for his most recent compilation of essays, How to Make a Slave.
ArtsEmerson Receives $165K Gaming Mitigation Grant
The grants, funded by casino tax revenues, are being given to non-profit and municipal performing arts center to help compete with casinos.
Emerson Has Good Night at SAG Awards
The Daniels and Jennifer Coolidge ‘85 continue their sweep through awards season.
MTP/EmChannel/EVVYs Blood Drive on March 3
You can sign up for a time slot so you don’t have to wait to donate.
Lions Downed by Babson in NEWMAC Playoffs
The Lions end their season with a 18-8 record.
Photos: Musical Theatre Society’s ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’
The original musical was written by Jillian Hetherman ’25.
Teach-In on Race: What Would Baldwin Say Today About Race Relations?
The salon pays homage to the literary salons of the Harlem Renaissance.
Interim Provost Jan Roberts-Breslin’s Appointment Extended
She has graciously agreed to continue to serve in this important role for one more year, through June 30, 2024.
House on Why Jimmy Carter Deserved Vote of Black Americans: The Hill
House writes about why Carter came to national prominence while he was governor of Georgia.