Neverett ’88 Brings Lessons from Dodgers Booth to Emerson Classroom
Neverett’s curriculum is often dictated by breaking news like gambling scandals, player suspensions, and collective bargaining.
Kasteel Well Students, Faculty Present Work at Medieval Manuscript Conference
The conference featured an exhibit by Emerson students that makes medieval art more accessible to people with visual impairments.
Emerson Storytellers Talk Craft at Boston Book Festival
Emerson’s literary alums, faculty, and staff are all over the schedule of this year’s Boston Book Festival, speaking at and moderating events about poetry, fiction, memoir, and genre books. The … Continue Reading Emerson Storytellers Talk Craft at Boston Book Festival
Neverett ’88 Gave Play-by-Play for Dodgers En Route to World Series
Neverett is in his fifth year calling games for the Dodgers.
Emerson All-In on Spirited hALLoween Season
The Emerson Phantasmagorium will transform Lion’s Den and The Loft into mystical spaces of bizarre and whimsical hALLoween fun.
Laughing Through Catastrophe: How Comedy Can Combat Climate Change
Superman and Cassandra sat down for a conversation during the Teach-In on Sustainability keynote.
Suzie Hicks ’18 ‘the Climate Chick’ Uses Stories, Hope to Reach Kids
Hicks’s award-winning children’s series teaches kids about the importance of environmentalism.
Who Is Danny Turkiewicz ’16 and Why Does He Want to Steal ‘Pulp Fiction’?
Hear about how Turkiewicz turned an esoteric fantasy into a motion picture after the film is screened on October 23.
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.