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Alumnae Natalia Anderson ’06 and Kristen Murtha ’08, producers of the film Band Aid, told an Emerson audience Tuesday night about the challenges and rewards of hiring a crew made … Continue Reading Alumnae Producers Break Boundaries with Female Film Crew
President Lee Pelton has joined the Dream Coalition, a national, bipartisan group of civic, community, and higher education leaders who have pledged to advocate for and protect the millions … Continue Reading Pelton Joins Coalition to Support Dreamers
Panelists discussed the policy, rhetoric, and the daily lives of undocumented immigrants in the discussion “Tearing Down Walls: Immigrant America,” during Emerson College’s Teach-In on Race Friday, October 13, in … Continue Reading Talking Immigration Policy, Practice at Teach-In on Race
Brandeis University professor Chad Williams told an Emerson College audience that “we all have a role to play” in this era of racial crisis, and that the choices people make … Continue Reading Brandeis Professor Prescribes “Study and Struggle” during Teach-in on Race
The television industry is constantly evolving, but according to Doug Herzog ’81, there will always be a need for entertaining content. “The disruption, changes, and evolutions [of the TV industry] … Continue Reading Content Is King: Emerson LA Students Talk TV with Doug Herzog ’81
Four of Emerson’s women entrepreneurs will tell their stories at an informal event during HUBweek, Boston’s annual festival of art, science, and technology, happening through October 15. Senior Executive-in-Residence Lu … Continue Reading Emerson Women to Offer Insight at Innovation Event
The second-annual Teach-In on Race, a day-long panel series focused on issues of equality and social justice, is taking place on Friday, October 13. Coordinated by Writing, Literature and Publishing … Continue Reading Teach-In on Race Aims for “Informed and Encouraged” Community
When Heather Cassano MFA '17 first began shooting The Limits of My World—the feature-length documentary about her autistic brother, Brian—she was footing the bill herself. Cassano wanted to get started on … Continue Reading Virgin Unite Fund Helps Emerson Students Seek, Tell the Truth
MJ Halberstadt’s passion for playwriting began when he wrote his first play at age 15. He chased this passion throughout college and his career, writing several plays. Most recently, his … Continue Reading Emerson Alumnus, Faculty Named Huntington Playwriting Fellow
Café Grumpy. Central Perk. J.J.’s Diner. Every great hangout needs a great (or at least descriptive) name, and so does Emerson’s new café on the ground floor of 2 Boylston … Continue Reading Name the Place Where You’ll Be Fueling Your Coffee Habit