Horror Author Joins Emerson Writers to Explore the’Monstrous Feminine’
Panelists discussed body-horror, the grotesque, and other frightening horror sub-genres.
Raynauld on Social Media & Edmonton Election: CBC
Faculty Vincent Raynauld weighs in on Edmonton, Canada’s local elections on whether social media advertising is effective in securing last minute votes.
Harrison on Ethos of Credit Card Sign-Up Deals: WalletHub
Do customers who seek credit card bonuses make good customers?
Luyster to Explore How Autistic Parents Communicate with Kids in NSF-Funded Study
NSF awards are highly competitive, with an overall funding rate ranging from 17 to 19 percent.
Comedy Meets Sustainability: Teach-In Turning Laughter into a Tool for Change
The Teach-In on Sustainability is an exploration of how we can contribute to sustainability through communication and art.
Brown ’79 Previews “Still Bobbi” Book with The Culture Show, Hub Today
Beauty and makeup entrepreneur and alum Bobbi Brown ’79 gives a sneak peak at her new book, Still Bobbi, sharing life and career lessons.
Goetz on History of Maestra Conductors on Broadway: The Theatre Times
Goetz’s personal experience led hed to create a historical timeline of female and nonbinary Broadway conductors.
Emerson Students Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival with Games and Gathering
With lanterns lit, students made mooncakes, had their fortunes told, and enjoyed celebrating autumn.
From Emerson to ‘Hamilton’: Tshikosi ’15 Returns to Studio 7
When Kai Tshikosi returned to campus as a guest speaker in Ted Hewlett’s class, the experience was both meaningful and full-circle.
WBUR, WCVB Highlight Boston Asian American Film Festival
Co-produced by Asian American Resource Workshop and ArtsEmerson, the Boston Asian American Film Festival takes place October 16-26.