Mwosa Wins Brother Thomas Fellowship to Complete Film
Mwosa is using the funds to finish her proof-of-concept film ‘Until Further Notice’.
Raynauld on World Cup Uncertainty: NBC Boston
Faculty and political communication expert Vincent Raynauld weighs in on President Trump’s comments that FIFA World Cup locations may be moved from cities he deems unsafe.
Abaka MFA ’24 to Lead National Center of Afro-American Artists: Bay State Banner, Globe
Akiba Abaka, MFA ’24 and former creative producer with Emerson, is the new Interim Executive Director of the National Center of Afro-American Artists, founded by Elma Lewis ’43.
5 Things to Know About Pitching, From Seth Grahame-Smith ’98
Grahame-Smith gave a list of must-dos and must-haves.
How Emerson ‘Built’ Writer/Producer Seth Grahame-Smith ’98
Grahame-Smith, whose movies have grossed nearly $2.5 billion at the box office, spoke with WGBH’s Jared Bowen ’98, for the first Boston installment of the Emerson Master Class series.
Peng on Journalism & AI: Reuters Institute
Journalism assistant professor Zhao Peng discusses implementing AI practices into the Journalism curriculum, as her students have mixed reactions to using the emerging tool.
CSD Grad Students Training in Hearing Rehab – with Emerson Clients
A new clinic at Emerson College is giving graduate students real-world experience, and faculty and staff free support for hearing loss or changes. Through the Robbins Speech Language and Hearing … Continue Reading CSD Grad Students Training in Hearing Rehab – with Emerson Clients
Emerson is Celebrating 125 Years of Southwick Recitals on Friday
The Southwick Recital is the College’s longest-running tradition.
Marlowe ’17 Spins Tale of Love and UFOs in New Book
Marlowe has never had a UFO experience, she just writes about them.
Two Alums Named ‘New Faces of Indie Film’
Mariano Dongo ’17 and Heather Landsman ’24 landed on the Filmmaker Magazine list.