Henry Aceves ’20: Theatre, Performance, and Post-Colonial Studies
Henry Aceves ’20 was active in student theatre while at Emerson. He plans to stay in Boston and intern in a literary department.
Henry Aceves ’20 was active in student theatre while at Emerson. He plans to stay in Boston and intern in a literary department.
This year’s EVVYs are like no other EVVYs ever before.
Today Marlboro College announced the sale of its 500-acre college campus in Marlboro, Vermont, to Democracy Builders Fund, Inc., in anticipation of the completion of Marlboro’s alliance with Emerson College.
Poetry and Song, developed by Scott Wheeler and co-taught by Ross, a Writing, Literature and Publishing affiliated faculty member, doesn’t slowly ease students into the process of writing – regardless of whether or not they’ve ever written a poem or a song before.
Composer and Senior Distinguished Artist-in-Residence Scott Wheeler discusses the future of arts and music amidst the pandemic with his local media outlet, as he is a resident of North Reading.
Joe Paladino cherishes the time he had with his baseball teammates.
Cordelia Miller, MA ’20 focused on online writing, editing, and publishing, had a byline in the Boston Globe Magazine, and interned at Fidelity and Bain.
Zach Rothfeld combed through 500 hours of video footage, selecting the foundation for The Last Dance.
Announced last week, Board of Trustees member Dan Cohen will lead ViacomCBS’ Global Distribution division, beginning in June, as Armando Nuñez steps down and will serve as an advisor to the company.
Bram Lowenstein said his felt fortunate to be able to collaborate with friends and create great content.