
Alumni Make Moving Tribute Video for ‘Graduating’ Artist-in-Residence Ken Cheeseman
After 15 years, Ken Cheeseman is “graduating” from Emerson College.
After 15 years, Ken Cheeseman is “graduating” from Emerson College.
Let’s celebrate the class of 2020.
This spring, Emerson College has more students participating in The Boston Globe Co-op Program than ever before, and also more than any other college — And their efforts continue in more than unusual times amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Approaching the finale of an extraordinary academic year, the School of Communication paused to recognize the “best of the best” during the 2020 Student Awards Ceremony.
Since COVID-19 has forced artists to rethink how they engage with audiences and survive social distancing, HowlRound is reaching more and more people hungry to connect.
Chen Tang was transformed into a seventh century warrior for Mulan.
Senior Scholar-in-Residence and Graduate Program Director for Writing for Film and Television Jim Lane spoke to MovieMaker.com regarding the qualities that make Emerson’s low residency screenwriting program a unique and top program.
It has come to the College’s attention that misinformation is being disseminated regarding Emerson’s treatment and support of dining hall employees.
“What we’re doing here is a really big deal because it hasn’t been done before.”
This is what Ethan Schwartz said to his team exactly one week before this year’s College Esports Expo (CEX). Schwartz was the Student-Chairman and Lifestyle Track Lead for CEX 2020. “I wanted everyone to have an overall understanding of what we were building here,” Schwartz said.
Three alumnae shed a bit of light on their experiences working from home and offer tips on how to still succeed during this time of uncertainty.