An Update for our Community
As we continue to do our best to navigate this evolving landscape, we are guided by our many institutional strengths and united by our shared values.
Globe Highlights Museum of Science, Emerson Partnership
The College is a partner for the Museum of Science’s “Year of Being Human” initiative, a multi-year collaboration that will feature the creativity of Emerson community members.
A Who’s Who of Emersonians at SXSW 2025
More than two dozen films, TV shows, and videos at this year’s festival were made in part in by Emersonians.
Anuja Producer Kopp, MFA ’22 on Representation and Community in Filmmaking
Aaron Kopp, MFA ’22 is an award-winning filmmaker whose most recent film, Anuja, was nominated for an Oscar in the Live Action Short category.
Penoi & Boston Lyric Opera Preview The Seasons: Boston Public Radio
Ronee Penoi joined GBH’s Boston Public Radio to discuss The Seasons, running March 12-16 at the Paramount Center.
Emerson Stage’s ‘I Love XXX’ a Meditation on Youth, Change, and Society
The play is a mix of comedic dialogue, dancing, and singing, alongside serious historical references, such as the Boxer Rebellion.
McManus Says South Asian Journalists Must Speak Up for Justice: South Asia Monitor
More countries are adopting repressive authoritarian laws and practices designed to stifle the media.
Teach-In Explores Using Data to Lift Communities
How can researchers use data to give communities voice and how can they prevent harm when collecting them?
Richard on Social Media Algorithm Strategy: Boston 25
Communication Studies faculty and Big Fish PR CEO David Richard discusses the algorithms of social media such as Instagram.
New Yorker, NYT Preview Marshall’s After Lives Essay Collection
Faculty and Pulitzer-Prize winning author Megan Marshall’s new book of essays, After Lives: On Biography and the Mysteries of the Human Heart, debuts February 11.