House on Music to Calm Elections Jitters: remembering Jazz Man Dexter Gordon
Jazz man Dexter Gordon can relieve stress during this election season.
Emerson Honors ‘BoJack Horseman’ Creator Bob-Waksberg for Making Comedy with Social Impact
Emerson’s Center for Comedic Arts presented BoJack Horseman creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg with its first Ready Wit Award in Comedy Friday, October 30, in recognition of his “significant contributions to comedy while advancing social change.”
Maya Phillips ’12 on Scary Masks: NYT
Maya Phillips ’12, the inaugural Times arts critic fellow, wrote a piece that published on the first page of the Sunday New York Times Arts section, as well as teased … Continue Reading Maya Phillips ’12 on Scary Masks: NYT
Emerson Polling to Release Battleground State Polls on ‘Super Poll Sunday’
We asked Emerson College Polling Project Manager Isabel Holloway ’19 how it would all work.
Preparing for Election Day
Dear members of the Emerson community, I am writing today as we head into the weekend before what many consider to be the most consequential election of our lifetime—one that is weighing heavily on our collective consciousness in a time of great division.
One Emerson: Halloween, Decorating Contest, and Thanks
Three scary things this Halloween:
Invitation to Call and Response: A Black Lives Matter Q&A
This free workshop on freedom, hosted by Parable Path Boston and ArtsEmerson, will feature Toshi Reagon, Kwame Alexander, Jason Reynolds, Jacqueline Woodson, and many more.
Panel to Look at Hollywood’s Relationship with Trans Community
The Emerson community is invited to a talkback about the Netflix documentary, Disclosure, on November 2.
Winter and Spring Updates for Faculty and Staff
As we learn to live with the many COVID safety measures and guidelines, I want to urge you to remain vigilant in your care for yourself and our community.
Althoff’s Book Examines How Women Entrepreneurs Are Held Back
Launching While Female examines how to smash the system that has held female entrepreneurs back.