Trespicio, MFA ’02 on ‘Unfollowing Your Passion’: Boston Globe
Trespicio talked about the genesis of the book, the power of personal stories, and what we can learn from the octopus.
College Projects Hope for the New Year
The images will be projected onto the building’s facade nightly between 6:00 pm and 2:00 am.
Emerson Wishes You Peace, Health, and Happiness in 2022
Season’s Greetings
More information for Students Re: January 2022
One request! Recognizing that this email is very long, we ask that you please take your time to read through it, as it will hopefully answer many of your questions about the current plan. We will continue to be nimble and flexible given the rapidly changing public health situation and appreciate your cooperation. More information and updates will follow over the coming week.
College Statement on Social Media Report
Antisemitism and other forms of hate and intolerance violate Emerson’s stated values of inclusiveness and equal treatment.
2022 Spring Term Update
As preparations for the spring semester continue on our Boston campus, we have been closely monitoring COVID conditions locally and around the country as cases continue to increase and the news around the Omicron variant develops.
Hofbauer, Jack Album a Top Pick for 2021: Jazziz Magazine
The album “delights the ear as the band travels down surprising avenues and alleys, not to mention sidewalks and backyards.”
Stand-Up Leg Up: Comedian Jade Catta-Preta ’07 Mentors Emerson Interns
During the Fall 2021 semester, Alyssa DeVries ’21 and Sarah Manners ’21 helped edit, film, and assist Catta-Preta with her podcast, Jaded.
Emerson Enhancement Fund Applications Open
Both graduate and undergraduate students with identified financial need can apply for an award to enrich their collegiate experience through extracurricular programming.
Gianvito’s Her Socialist Smile Named a Top 10 Documentary in International Critics’ Poll: IndieWire
Professor and filmmaker John Gianvito’s 2020 film Her Socialist Smile was named a Top 10 Documentary (at #7) in a global survey of 187 critics for IndieWire.