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Critically acclaimed Egyptian actor, director, and political activist Hussein Fahmy spoke with students in the Beard Room on September 29 to discuss the effects of terrorism on art and communication. … Continue Reading Terrorism detriment to art, says Fahmy
Actor Jonathan Fried wrapped up a weeklong residency at Emerson College with a performance of excerpts of Dressing Room Stories in the Semel Theater on September 26, which took the … Continue Reading Fried wraps acting residency with ‘Stories’
Moulton The road to Capitol Hill will not be an easy one for Democrat and political newcomer Seth Moulton, according to a poll released October 1 by the Emerson College … Continue Reading Moulton narrowly trails Tisei
Amy Vashlishan Murray, assistant professor of science in the Institute for Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies, has won the third annual Paul Shin Award from the Coalition for the Public … Continue Reading Murray awarded for combining science, communication
The 2014 Emerson College Women's Softball Team at Rotch Field. For the third year in a row, the Emerson College Women’s Softball Team has achieved the highest grade point average … Continue Reading Softball has highest GPA in Division III
Now through October 10 at the Joan Resnikoff Gallery at Roxbury Community College is an exhibit of stunning photography taken on road trips across the globe, curated by Emerson Assistant … Continue Reading Tocci curates Lou Jones photo exhibit
Emerson President Lee Pelton (right) with Timothy Carter (center), president of Second Nature, and Neil Weissman, provost of Dickinson College, at the welcome reception for the Presidential Summit on Climate … Continue Reading Emerson welcomes Climate Leadership Summit
Three beautiful murals have been installed in common areas around Emerson over the past few months, creating inspirational spaces for creative artists. “By painting the walls,” said Robert Sabal, interim … Continue Reading TIME LAPSE VIDEOS: Watch 2 murals get created
Fishing Without Nets, a new feature film created by Emerson alumni about Somali pirates that won the Directing Award at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, is making a splash in Hollywood. … Continue Reading Alumni Sundance-winning pirate film premieres
New faculty member Weiko Lin, assistant professor in Visual and Media Arts, is in China this week to represent his film at the Hundred Flowers Film Festival and Golden Rooster … Continue Reading New faculty’s film in large Chinese festival