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VMA Professor and Associate Chair Cristina Kotz Cornejo The first Emerson College Women in Film & Media Summit, bringing together professionals in the field who will discuss how to open … Continue Reading First Women in Film & Media Summit Slated for November
Nearly 200 Emerson College students, alumni, faculty, family, and friends celebrated the diverse talent of Emersonians at the 15th annual Emerson Los Angeles (ELA) Film Festival on October 10. The … Continue Reading ELA Film Festival Heats Up Hollywood
From left are: Jane Pikor, director of Television, Radio, and Film Production; Paul Rogalinski, The Systems Group, director of project integration; Ira Goldstone ’71, project consultant; Tim MacArthur, manager of Technical … Continue Reading TV Studio Transitions to Latest Technology
From left are: Kim McLarin, associate professor of Writing, Literature and Publishing, President Lee Pelton, awardee Nikole Hannah-Jones, and Sylvia Spears, vice president for Diversity and Inclusion. Journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones … Continue Reading Journalist Receives Civic Leadership Award
Besides innovative productions like An Audience with Meow Meow, ArtsEmerson will present a new public dialogue series this season. ArtsEmerson has announced a new public dialogue series for its 2015–2016 … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson to host free public dialogue series
The men of Emerson College’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) participated last weekend in the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund (JDRF) One Walk. The men have raised roughly $2000. SAE President Sean … Continue Reading Fraternity Raises Funds for Diabetes Research
Global communication, education in a technological world, the partnership between Nike and FC Barcelona, and gastro-diplomacy are some of the topics to be addressed in a three-day conference held this … Continue Reading Emerson College Partners with Barcelona School
Hannah Perrin ’16 is president of Greek Life at Emerson College. As the fall semester enters its second month, Emerson College’s eight recognized sororities and fraternities are celebrating the induction … Continue Reading There Are Many Ways to Go Greek at Emerson
An outspoken gay activist makes a 180-degree reversal, rejecting his sexuality, spreading anti-gay opinions, and joining the Christian clergy. Emerson Writing, Literature and Publishing Assistant Professor Benoit Denizet-Lewis wrote a … Continue Reading Students Discuss Film About Former Gay Activist
The new film 'Suffragette' has inspired an essay contest. Emerson students are invited to enter an essay contest that is being held in conjunction with the release of the new … Continue Reading ’Suffragette’ Essay Contest Launched