Cupid Loves Flicking Arrows at Emersonians
Love blooms in the dorms, the cafeteria, in the classroom, and when you’re an alum.
Mizzou Associate Provost Alexandra Socarides Named Emerson Provost
Socarides will lead domestic and international academic programs; oversee teaching, research, ongoing faculty searches, and promotions; and actively participate in the strategic planning process.
Yoshikawa’s New Memoir ‘Secrets of the Sun’ Influenced by Guilt and Grief: GBH
As she got ready for her wedding rehearsal, she was informed her estranged father had passed away.
Feb. 13 Winter Storm – Important Information Regarding College Operations
The College will move to online classes, when possible, for the Boston campus tomorrow and will limit in-person activities through tomorrow evening.
Emersonians Popup in Beer, Phones, and Credit Card Super Bowl Ads
Is Jennifer Coolidge a robot???
Simpson on Living His Dream at WERS: WBZ
WERS General Manager and alum Howard “D” Simpson ’94 is profiled on local CBS affiliate WBZ, rising from a listener of the radio station decades ago to the GM role in 2021.
House on Why Black Americans Should Commemorate Liberia’s History: The Hill
“What is important for Black History Month is the appreciation of the daring shown by the early pioneers — how they dreamed of building a free and prosperous state during the time of slavery, how they embarked on that dream, and how the dream might be applied in Black communities today.”
Teach-In on Race: Filmmaker Explains Nigerian Film Industry
Oladigbolu talked about what it takes to make a film in his native Nigeria, his path to filmmaking, and the intersection of “Nollywood” and Hollywood.
Celebrate Diversity: Lunar New Year!
Also known as the Spring Festival, Chūnjié in Mandarin, Seollal in Korean, and Tết in Vietnamese, Lunar New Year is one the most important holidays among East and Southeast Asian communities
Teach-In on Race: Grace Talusan on Finding Her Voice and Finding a Home
In a wide-ranging talk on this year’s Teach-In theme, “A ‘New Normal’ Just Won’t Do: Intersectionality in the Arts and Communication,” Talusan talked about how her identities shape her art, her teaching, and her world.