Emerson Remembers Stephen Sondheim
Stephen Sondheim meant so much to so many Emersonians.
House on Arbery Verdict and Making Georgia America’s First Majority Black State: Black Star News
What remains urgent is that the Ahmaud Arbery outrage is the latest testament to the intransigence of white supremacy – and the need for a safe state.
Emerson College, Louis D. Brown Peace Institute, Center for Gun Violence Prevention at MGH Announce Transformative Collaboration to Change Narratives around Gun Violence; Launch Event on December 2
A new collaboration to transform the narratives around gun violence will launch virtually on Thursday, December 2, at 2 p.m.
Navigating Dementia: A Personal Story and a New Take on Tradition
“Telling stories is something that we do at Emerson, but I think we sometimes lose sight of the basics,” Grout said.
Community Equity Updates: November 2021
In addition to the below updates, we are also in the process of revising the Action Plan website to infuse an intersectional approach to the work of Community Equity.
2021 State of the College
Today, nearly six months into my role as interim president, I’m pleased to say that Emerson is resilient and strong.
Q&A: Riley on the Beatles’ Breakup and the Peter Jackson Doc
Riley promises to add context and answer questions about the Fab Four, and what we learn in the new doc in a Twitter Space chat on November 28.
Emerson Contemporary Eyes Identity in Student-Curated Show
I: An Intimate Reflection, is on view at the Media Art Gallery through Sunday, December 12.
COVID Update: Planning for Thanksgiving
If you have not done so already, please do not forget to pick up your rapid COVID-19 test today or tomorrow.
Raynauld Analyzes Political Personalization and Local Campaigns: Policy Options
Raynauld examined a case study based on the 2021 Canadian federal election.