Teach-In Advancing the Conversation on Race
What I hope it does is increase people’s comfort level around their willingness to address subjects that are often uncomfortable.”
Caucus Honors Vin Di Bona ’66, Norman Lear ’44 Drops In
Emerson College Trustee Vin Di Bona ’66 was honored by the Caucus for Producers, Writers & Directors with a Caucus Legend Award at its 38th annual Awards Gala on March … Continue Reading Caucus Honors Vin Di Bona ’66, Norman Lear ’44 Drops In
Social Justice Academy Panel Examines Incarceration, Activism, Education
This year’s Social Justice Academy Friday, March 5, with a conversation around mass incarceration and the school-to-prison pipeline with keynote speaker Raymond Santana of the Exonerated Five.
Emerson Faculty on 3 Ways Technology Is Controlling Your Life
Are all our communication platforms helping or hurting us?
Howse on Theatre Returning: Boston Globe Magazine
ArtsEmerson executive director David Howse writes a piece reflecting on the past year without in-person theatre performances.
Invitation to Teach-In on Race, March 18 & 19
The theme of this year’s event, which is open to the entire Emerson community, is The Year of Living Dangerously: Equity, Self-Care, and the Pursuit of Justice.
An Emersonian’s Guide to SXSW
Emerson grads can be spotted everywhere: in front of the camera, behind the camera, and behind the folks behind the camera…
Jhanvi Motla ‘14 on NAACP Image Award Nomination, Representation in Film
We spoke with Motla about how she got involved with the film, some of the programs and organizations she has participated in, and the impact COVID-19 has had on her work.
Emerson Week – How Will You Participate?
The College is pleased to announce a new community-wide event this spring that will honor some of our most beloved traditions and will encourage all Emersonians, wherever in the world they may be, to gather virtually and connect with each other and the life of the College today.
COVID-19 Update: CDC Guidance on Vaccinated Individuals
This is federal guidance, and as with all things that have occurred with COVID-19, we are required to follow Massachusetts state guidance from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.