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Regge Life, distinguished director-in-residence for the Department of Visual and Media Arts Theodore “Regge” Life, distinguished director-in-residence in the Department of Visual and Media Arts, has a documentary film that … Continue Reading Life’s film at Yamagata film fest
Kelly Bates, founding executive director of Emerson’s Elma Lewis Center. Kelly Bates, founding executive director of Emerson’s Elma Lewis Center for Civic Engagement, Learning, and Research, will receive the Victor … Continue Reading Bates honored by BU Law School
Vin Di Bona ’66, an Emerson Trustee and executive producer of America’s Funniest Home Videos, was honored Sunday, October 6, with the 2013 ACTivist Award in California for his volunteer … Continue Reading Autism awareness group honors Di Bona ’66
Midnight Madness returns to Emerson College on October 14. (File photo) The Emerson Men’s and Women’s Basketball programs continue the Midnight Madness tradition on Columbus Day, Monday, October 14, at … Continue Reading Midnight Madness is back
UPDATE (10/7/13): Due to inclement weather, many of the pianos James Kennedy ’14 attempted to play were locked and inaccessible over the weekend. On Columbus Day, Monday, October 14, at … Continue Reading Student playing all 75 pianos in Boston
Spencer Kimball, scholar-in-residence in the Communication Studies Department. Spencer Kimball, scholar-in-residence in the Communication Studies Department, is scheduled to appear on Sirius XM’s Politics of the United States channel (Channel … Continue Reading Kimball touts auto-call findings
Associate Professor Mako Yoshikawa, of the Writing, Literature and Publishing Department, has written an essay, My Father’s Women, which was published recently in Best American Essays 2013 (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt). … Continue Reading Yoshikawa in ’Best American Essays’
Emerson College is participating in the 2013 Strategic National Arts Alumni Project (SNAAP)—a one-of-a-kind survey that explores the lives of arts alumni nationwide. This fall, all arts graduates of Emerson … Continue Reading Arts alumni can participate in SNAAP
Max Clary ’15 has started a nonprofit organization to help people who are paralyzed from the waist down to fly airplanes. (Photo by Dan O’Brien) Max Clary ’15 has launched … Continue Reading Student helps people with disabilities fly planes
Graham Wright ’10 stopped by Emerson on October 1, 2013 for the Boston premiere of a documentary he produced, Evocateur: The Morton Downey Jr. Movie. (Photo by Erin Connolly ’15) Graham … Continue Reading Wright ’10 produces Morton Downey Jr. doc