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.
Art of the Pitch: Five Students, Alumni Take Prizes in Annual ELA Competition
“The advice the judges gave was so valuable and helpful, and hearing the other pitches really inspired me.”
Watch: Southwick Recital Confronts Dementia
The Communication Studies Department explored the challenges and heartbreak of dementia with its annual Southwick Recital, held both virtually and in-person at the Semel Theater on Friday, November 5.
Academic Advising Taking Walk-Ins During Spring Registration
The Academic Advising Center (AAC) staff will be available for daily walk-ins every business daythroughout the Spring 2022 registration period (November 8 – 16).
Marshall Essay on ‘Reconsidering Thoreau’ in LitHub
Marshall penned the essay after spending an anxious week last summer following the news and social media to learn the fate of her family’s “Cabin in the Woods” as the Caldor Wildfire threatened to consume it.