Emerson Today
In a timely piece, as the Marvel film Avengers: Endgame debuts this weekend, associate professor of American Studies Dr. Roger House explores how the concept of Wakanda from Black Panther can spark political efforts in a Hill opinion column.
Alumni Weekend, May 31-June 2, is a time when our alumni return to campus to connect with not only each other, but the Emerson of today and YOU!
Professor Rich West was named a Distinguished Teaching Fellow by the Eastern Communication Association (ECA), a professional organization of Communication Studies scholars, teachers, and students founded in 1910.
A select group of Emerson College Honors Program seniors presented a diverse range of theses to their peers and teachers in a showcase on April 19.
Campus Center Lounges are open 24/7 for the final week of the semester.
Emerson’s Advancement Group for Love and Expression (EAGLE) and London Mulan, father of the Boston chapter of House of Mulan, are hosting the College’s first ever Vogue Kiki Ball, a celebration of culture and creativity, on Friday, April 26, in the Bobbi Brown & Steven Plofker Gym (which you won’t recognize).
Million dollar budgets are not needed to make a film. $200. That’s all director and writer Peter Horgan ’13 needed to make his short film, Put Your Feet Up.
Photo/Derek Palmer
On the heels of Easter, in the midst of Passover, and as we look towards Ramadan, we find ourselves once again mourning another act of violence targeting a faith community. This time, this act of violence took place at three Easter Sunday services and in hotels throughout Sri Lanka, where Christians are a religious minority.
Two Emersonians – Professor Cristina Kotz Cornejo and alumnus Henry Winkler ’67 – will receive American Spirit Awards, presented to “individuals who support, protect and promote the interests of storytellers” by The Caucus for Producers, Writers & Directors.