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Writing, Literature and Publishing Professor Daniel Tobin won this year’s Julia Ward Howe Prize from the Boston Authors Club for his book-length poem, From Nothing (Four Way Books). The Julia … Continue Reading Tobin Wins Boston Authors Club Book Prize for Poetry
This semester, the School of Communication launched its Building Bridges Through Communication series which aims to build understanding between fractured and divided groups through the fostering of conversation and debate. On Wednesday, … Continue Reading School of Communication Shows Impact of Telling Stories with Images
Julia Perry ’20 and Shannon Mullins ’19 were in the audience at the Alpha Epsilon Phi biannual convention in Norfolk, Virginia, this summer when a big announcement went out: From … Continue Reading With National Policy Move, All Emerson Sororities Officially Inclusive
Associate Professor Magda Romanska Performing Arts Associate Professor Magda Romanska was selected as one of three finalists to receive a special recognition from The Apothetae and Lark Playwriting Fellowship for writers … Continue Reading Romanska Honored by Playwriting Fellowship
This fall, visitors to the Emerson Urban Arts: Media Art Gallery will be able to catch a train to China through a new virtual reality exhibit by public artist and … Continue Reading Emerson Urban Arts Explores Globalization Through Virtual, Augmented Reality
Photo/Wikimedia A number of Emersonians were among the television executives, writers, and other creatives who came home winners from the Primetime Emmy Awards, held at Los Angeles’ Microsoft Theater on … Continue Reading Alumni Win Emmys for Production, Writing, Art, Sound
A towering spectrogram of a quote from President Pelton hangs in the central hallway of 2 Boylston Place. Photo/Elkus Manfredi Architects There are plenty of opportunities throughout the year to … Continue Reading Sound Decision: 2 Boylston Place Artwork a Wonder of Technology, Collaboration
Emerson President Lee Pelton honored Dr. J. Keith Motley, an educational and community leader who acts “with the bedrock of moral authority,” with the President’s Award for Civic Leadership Wednesday, … Continue Reading Emerson Honors J. Keith Motley with Civic Leadership Award
On Saturday night, Megan Sleeper ’02 won her first Emmy Award, and three days later, she still felt like she was “kind of in shock.” The Academy of Television Arts … Continue Reading Alumna Wins First Ever Casting Emmy for Reality TV Series
More than 100 students, alumni, and friends attended a Women in Entertainment panel at Emerson College Los Angeles on September 6. Moderated by Emerson LA faculty member, screenwriter, and author … Continue Reading Women in Entertainment Panel at Emerson LA Draws Large Crowd