Rineman on What Can Reverse Late-Night TV’s Decline: The Conversation
Emerson students made suggestions on what would make them more interested in late-night TV shows.
Srinivas Examining Role of Gender, Caste, and Religion in Climate Justice
Her project is titled The Runaway Goddess: Water, Gender and Caste in a Climate Apocalypse.
Raynauld on New Conservative Web Browser: NewsDeal
Raynauld said the browser may tap into resentment that people have about not being able to get content they want.
Shaya Gregory Poku Appointed VP for Equity & Social Justice
Shaya joins Emerson at a unique moment to help align the Institution’s leadership and vision with the College’s equity and social justice initiatives.
SOC Awards Recognize Achievements of 41 Emersonians
SOC students and faculty came together at the Ritz Carlton, to recognize 41 outstanding individuals who were nominated by the faculty for the annual School of Communication Awards.
COVID Update: Testing and Planning
Beginning Monday, May 16, the College will change its testing strategy from required weekly surveillance testing to symptomatic testing for students only
Two Years Later, Five Times Bigger: Speech@Emerson Immersions Return to Boston
As fate and COVID would have it, only a few of the early Speech@Emerson immersions would be in-person – until last month, when more than 200 students from four time zones gathered at the Westin.
Romanska’s Play Included in Forward Festival
The Life and Time of Stephen Hawking is one of six new plays by Disabled playwrights being read during the festival (May 13-22) and developed through The Apothetae at Lark Fellowship
Emerson at the Tonys
Tony nominations were announced Monday, May 9; the awards will be televised Sunday, June 12, on CBS and Paramount+.
Trustee Emeritus Justin Altshuler Remembered as Emerson’s ‘Champion’
Dr. Justin Altshuler, a Trustee Emeritus of the College and a long-time supporter of its mission and programs, died Friday, April 15, 2022, in Florida.