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Emerson College students and alumni enjoyed a night of stand-up performances from three comedians followed by a discussion about building a career in comedy featuring an agent and booker during … Continue Reading Comedians Share Advice, Laughs With ELA Students
A still from John Gianvito’s film Visual and Media Arts Associate Professor John Gianvito’s documentary film Wake (Subic) will have its world premiere at the prestigious Viennale Film Festival in … Continue Reading Gianvito Doc Premieres at Viennale Festival
From left are Communication Studies students Gina Brindisi ’16, Maureen Corbett ’16, and Nina Pellechio ’16. Photos by James Rolstone ’17 Emerson students gathered in the Multipurpose Room on the … Continue Reading Nonprofit Mgm’t Class Organizes Charitable Event
Students clamored to color at one of the popular stations at the recent Fresh Check fair at Emerson College. Photos by Victoria Bilcik ’17 When you think about spreading awareness … Continue Reading ’Fresh Check’ Fair Draws Crowds
Author Michael Cunningham will come to Emerson College next week for a reading and Q&A session as part of the Writing, Literature and Publishing Reading Series. The Q&A will take … Continue Reading Author Michael Cunningham to Read at Emerson
Kim McLarin, associate professor of Writing, Literature and Publishing, whose latest book is Divorce Dog: Motherhood, Men, and Midlife Emerson College will be well represented at the 2015 Boston Book … Continue Reading Emerson Is at Boston Book Fest This Weekend
Director Sheryl Kaller ’82, who was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Director in 2010, is coming back to the Emerson College campus to speak to students. A Tony … Continue Reading Tony-Nominated Director/Alumna To Speak to Students
Emerson College alumni Danielle Legros Georges ’86 and Jae Williams ’08 are among 10 local artists announced by The Boston Foundation to be in the fourth cohort of Brother Thomas … Continue Reading Alumni Win Artist Fellowships from The Boston Foundation
A still from Aleks, a prize-winning short film made by graduate student Andrea Ríos. A short film by an Emerson College Theatre Education graduate student won a prize in an … Continue Reading Short Film by Theatre Ed Grad Student Wins Int’l Prize
Ladette Randolph, editor-in-chief of Ploughshares, edited the new collection, Ploughshares Solos Omnibus Volume 3. Photo by Tamra Turnbull Take a trip across Israel with a deceased man as he tries … Continue Reading Ploughshares Releases Collection of Digital-First Stories