Mass Book Awards Recognize Emersonians in Multiple Categories
Professor Jerald Walker’s How to Make a Slave and Other Essays won for Nonfiction and Asako Serizawa, MFA ’01 was selected for Fiction Honors.
Sarabi-Daunais Details Green Film School Alliance, Sustainability in Filmmaking: WBUR
Filmmaker Homa Sarabi-Daunais, the location coordinator for the Visual and Media Arts department, is a source for the article, “Can Massachusetts become a destination for green film production,?” which examines the current state of sustainable filmmaking, and opportunities.
Facebook to Meta: Marketing Faculty Offer Analysis
Will Facebook’s reputation improve due its rebranding?
House: Biden Needs to Invest in Black Workers to Build Back Better
There appears to be no provisions for using the money to “build back better” the Black labor force.
Campaign to Help Emerson Students ‘Shine On’
For five days, starting Monday, November 15, Emerson is launching the Shine On campaign to benefit current students as they and their families adjust to the “new normal” that is our world today.
COVID Update: Planning for Thanksgiving
We are requiring that every student complete a COVID-19 rapid test within 48-hours of their return to campus.
Military Film Festival Brings Alums Together
Melissa McLaughlin was excited to meet former CBS news correspondent Morton Dean.
Jimmy Kimmel to Emerson Student: ‘So Somebody’s Teaching You the Art of Comedy?’
Long story, just watch the clip.
Mythmaking and Cycle-Breaking: Social Justice Themes in …(Iphigenia)
Euripides’ Iphigenia in Aulis, the basis for Wayne Shorter’s and esperanza spalding’s new opera, is brimming with questions that reverberate in our contemporary world.
R&R Film Studios’ ‘Twas the Night’ Premieres at Ft. Lauderdale Film Festival
Twas the Night flips the happy holiday genre on its head.