Institute’s Andrade-Watkins’ Talks About Tockwotton Project with Rodriguez ’11: PBS
The Tockwotton Project documents the Sheldon Street Church, the first Cape Verdean Protestant church in America.
Alum-Produced Films Nominated for Golden Globes
Emerson alums executive produced four films nominated for Golden Globe Awards, and one movie, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, was executive produced by two alums.
New Emerson College Class Studying Intersection of News and Comedy: WHDH
Headlines and Punchlines is a new class at Emerson College.
Grossman on How Gender Intersects with Autism: Born Curious
Grossman talks about, among other things, how gender plays into autism diagnosis rates of boys and girls
Marshall’s New Essay Reflects on Her ‘Orgy of Musical Sustenance’: Boston Globe
The essay is part of her upcoming book ‘After Lives: On Biography and the Mysteries of the Human Heart’.
McLarin on James Baldwin’s Legacy: GBH
WLP Professor and Interim Dean of Graduate & Professional Studies Kim McLarin discussed the legacy of civil rights activist and author James Baldwin.
Comm Studies Class Dives Into World of Sports Production with Celtics
Students toured the Boston Celtics offices and met with team personnel to learn about the many jobs inside a professional sports arena.
Kidwai ’27 Helps Animate Oscar Submission ‘The Glassworker’
A Business of Creative Enterprises major, Kidwai says the program fits his future goals.
Student Affairs Leadership Update
Christie Anglade will serve as our next permanent Vice President, Student Affairs, effective December 15, 2024.
Five Lions Named to NEWMAC Fall Sportsmanship Team
The award recognizes a student-athlete in every sport that best demonstrates the ideals of the NEWMAC regardless of performance, achievements, or statistics for the season.