VMA Prof’s New Film, ‘Red Card’ Coming to Criterion
Pak told Emerson Today about the film’s origins, and how his experiences as an indie filmmaker make him a better professor.
Ferrara on Status of Muslim Schools in France
Sociocultural anthropologist and faculty Carol Ferrara co-authors a piece on a recent court decision to uphold Averroès High School’s state contract.
Alum Films Get Spotlight at Cannes, Tribeca
Several Emerson alums are behind the camera or front and center in films premiering or screening at major film festivals this spring, including Cannes and Tribeca.
Penoi Named Among Most Powerful People in New England: Boston Common Magazine
ArtsEmerson’s Ronee Penoi is honored as one of 39 New Englanders making a deep impact in entertainment and sports for the year.
Two Emersonians Honored with Emerging Artist Grants
Zeuli’s book will focus on her decades of teaching, and Hunt’s novel will spotlight the cultures of hunting and cuisine.
Pride LIVE! Hollywood & Norman Lear Tribute: Hollywood Reporter
The new Pride LIVE! Hollywood month-long celebration of LGBTQ+ Pride includes a tribute to TV icon and alum Norman Lear’s groundbreaking work.
BCE Students Reimagine UnCommon Corner with K-pop, Accessible Design
BCE students also looked to make the UnCommon Corner more family-friendly.
Emerson Students Make Medieval Art Accessible to Those Without Sight
The exhibition invites audiences to experience these precious works not with their eyes, but through sound, smell, taste, and touch.
Filmmaker John Cameron Mitchell on Inspiring Students to Find Punk: NYT
Filmmaker John Cameron Mitchell toured colleges this spring and encouraged students to create work and do things in punk form.
Actress Jennifer Coolidge Tells Class of 2025 to Embrace ‘Unattainable Possibilities’
Coolidge spoke at Emerson’s 145th Commencement Ceremony, where she also received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters