Flynn’s Doc Tells Story of Film’s Death and Preservation
Flynn’s documentary ‘Film is Dead. Long Live Film!’ has won several best documentary awards at festivals.
Guernsey’s Doc Aims to Lift Voices of Election Workers
The VMA affiliated faculty member made the documentary after seeing the way election workers were treated last election cycle.
Walker Previews ‘Magically Black and Other Essays’ with LA Review of Books
WLP professor and award-winning author Jerald Walker discusses his new book. An essay from “Magically Black” will be featured in the 2024 edition of Best American Essays.
Staff Forum Follow-Up
I am optimistic and excited for the future we will build together, focused on the four top priorities I discussed for the year ahead.
Emerson Alums Honored with Emmys for Production, Editing, Music
Recipients included a couple of two-time winners and two first-time winners.
Emerson Getting First Look at ‘Sex Lives of College Girls’
Open exclusively to the Emerson community, the free screening will be followed by a Q&A featuring the showrunner and other creatives from the series.
Emerson College LA Celebrates a Decade of Dynamism on Sunset Boulevard
On a searing Friday night, students, alumni, friends, staff, and more gathered in the center of ELA to commemorate a decade of excellence.
Gellman’s Book on College in Prison Gets Positive Review: Academe
“Education behind the Wall” offers a set of claims about authority in relation to prison education and in relation to our historical moment.”
Meet Emerson’s Newest Faculty: Part 2
Emerson Today invited new faculty (and returning faculty in new roles) to answer a handful of questions about their work and themselves.
Globe Features Emerson Contemporary Exhibit in Roundup of Politics & Art
Emerson Contemporary’s exhibit, “off the pedestal,” is a multimedia group exhibition running through October 5, featuring visual artists Laura Anderson Barbata, New Red Order, and Paula J. Wilson.