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Bethany Spreadborough ’17 had just had her wisdom teeth out over holiday break her freshman year and was recuperating on the couch watching Wallace and Gromit, Nick Park’s stop-motion animation … Continue Reading Diverse, Ambitious Films Coming to Emerson Film Festival
Artist and 2009 MacArthur “Genius Grant” recipient Camille Utterback joined visitors to Emerson Urban Arts: Media Art Gallery for the opening of her interactive digital art installation, Entangled, on Friday, … Continue Reading Emerson Urban Arts Welcomes Internationally Acclaimed Digital Artist
Early last summer, Mehmet Ali Sanlikol, senior affiliated faculty member in Emerson’s Performing Arts Department, began noticing a troubling trend. Everywhere he looked he saw the media portraying a “monolithic” … Continue Reading “Othello in the Seraglio” Offers New Ways of Seeing “the Outsider”
How important is language in forming connections? What does it mean to communicate? These are the kinds of questions asked by language specialists, like Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders … Continue Reading Performing Arts, CSD Faculty Join Forces for Play About Language
Twenty-three Emerson women who have achieved success in their chosen careers will tell their stories as part of the Office of Career Services’ new initiative, Womxn of Emerson. The project, … Continue Reading March Feature Highlights Struggles, Success of “Womxn”
Marketing Communication Associate Professor Nejem Raheem had a new student in his economics class earlier this month: Assistant Professor Jon Honea. Honea, who teaches ecology in the Institute for Liberal … Continue Reading Open Classrooms Encourages Faculty to Learn From Each Other
Four Emerson College basketball players were honored by the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) for their play throughout the season. Receiving Second Team honors for the conference … Continue Reading Emerson Basketball Players Take NEWMAC Postseason Honors
Everyone’s talking about the huge gaffe that happened at the end of the 89th Academy Awards ceremony on February 26 during the best picture presentation, but during two days of … Continue Reading Oscar Talk at ELA Spotlights Diversity
The Elma Lewis Center’s Hidden Figures Syllabus is inspired by the Oscar-nominated film and by Candice Benbow’s Lemonade Syllabus. Taking a page from the reading syllabus inspired by Beyoncé’s visual album, Lemonade, … Continue Reading Elma Lewis Center’s Hidden Figures Syllabus to Celebrate Black Women’s Contributions
Emily Skeggs ’12 plays Young Roma Guy in the ABC miniseries When We Rise. Photo/emilyskeggs.com Award-winning Broadway actress Emily Skeggs ’12 is featured in the ABC miniseries When We Rise, which … Continue Reading Alumna Skeggs in New ABC Miniseries About Gay Rights Movement