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Associate professor Ruth Grossman demonstrates facial tracking technology at a FACE Lab open house in April 2014. Grossman will present some of her research on children with autism at a … Continue Reading Emerson Series Asks, “What Are YOU Working On?”
Sarah Green ’81 speaks at Emerson College during a Bright Lights screening in December 2013. She will return to campus via Skype following a March 3 screening of Knight of … Continue Reading Emerson Alumna, Producer to Discuss New Malick Film
Left to right, Enric Ordeix, Blanquerna School of Communication; Inka Stever, Zayed University; Pavel Slutsky, Chulalongkorn University; Gaelle Duthler, Zayed University; and Vincent Raynauld, assistant professor, Emerson College, attend the … Continue Reading Student, Faculty Present Communications Research in Bangkok
Russell Granet ’87 Emerson College alumnus Russell Granet ’87 has been named executive vice president of Lincoln Center Education, Community Engagement, and International, where he will oversee the New York–based … Continue Reading Alumnus Named to Number Two Spot at Lincoln Center
A conceptual drawing of Mischa Kuball’s Para, one of two collaborations between Emerson College and scholars from the Academy of Media Arts in Cologne, Germany. The School of the Arts … Continue Reading German Film, Art Scholars Coming to Emerson
Julian LaVergne ’16 slays the crowd with his standup at “Black Light — A Night of the Arts,” held Thursday, February 18, at the Cabaret. Photo/Nick Eaton ’17 Poets, rappers, … Continue Reading ’Black Light’ Shines on Emerson Artists
Bilingual comedian Jesse Appell, dressed in the traditional robe of a Chinese street performer, talks to an Emerson audience about the differences and similarities between Chinese and Western comedy. Photo/Ilse … Continue Reading Emerson Laughs in Any Language
ArtsEmerson artist in residence Daniel Beaty performs at the Paramount Center in 2014. The organization was awarded a grant from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation to help support the partnership. … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson Wins Grant for Audience Outreach
Art Teitelbaum ’60 was “dedicated” to championing civil rights, according to his friend, Ed Ansin. As head of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) in Florida and a champion for civil rights, … Continue Reading Scholarship Honors a Friendship with Opportunity
Students attend an app development workshop at the Bordy Theater February 16 and 17. Photo/Lu Ann Reeb Hamad Al Badi ’16 is trying to add Mandarin and French to the … Continue Reading There’s an App for That at Emerson