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A recent Boston Globe article highlights Reelabilities: Boston Disabilities Film Festival, which will have its opening night at Emerson. Little World, a documentary about a 19-year-old cancer survivor who travels the world in his … Continue Reading Reelabilities film festival featured in Globe
Amber Hood ’17 and Penelope de la Rosa ’17 (in background) perform at EBONI’s Black Light Art Gallery in the Cabaret on February 12. (Photo by Nick Eaton ’17) Emerson’s … Continue Reading EBONI hosts Black Light Art Gallery
With another potential blizzard predicted for Boston this weekend, Nancy Kwan ’13 continues to get some intense but rewarding work experience as the city weathers several major snowstorms: She is … Continue Reading Kwan ’13 steers mayor speeches in snow
The once beloved and trusted journalist Brian Williams has fallen from grace—and that has been the talk of Emerson’s Journalism Department ever since the NBC Nightly News anchor admitted February … Continue Reading Brian Williams prompts Journalism student discussion
Alleigh Marre ’09 has been named communications director to U.S. Senator Susan Collins of Maine. Collins’s office made the announcement in a February 10 press release. “I am delighted that … Continue Reading Marre ’09 named Sen. Collins’ communications director
An Emerson alumna who was close friends with Matthew Shepard—the gay man brutally murdered in Laramie, Wyoming, in 1998 due to his sexual orientation, which sparked nationwide hate crime legislation—is … Continue Reading Josue ’01 releases Matthew Shepard documentary
Chen Xu ’15, Joshua Waterman ’15, P. Brendhan Geraghty ’15, and Taylor Kissin ’15, work behind the scenes of the Super Bowl XLIX Halftime Show. (Courtesy Photo) A few lucky seniors at … Continue Reading ELA students work Super Bowl Halftime Show
A screengrab photo of Senior Journalist-in-Residence Cindy Rodriguez’s class meeting online when the College was closed February 10 due to the effects of a massive snowstorm. (Courtesy Photo) Cancellation of … Continue Reading Journalism class meets online in snowstorm
Zamon works with Emerson students, faculty, staff, and external researchers to provide access to the College’s archival collections related to theater, radio, television, film, journalism, the American Comedy Archives, and … Continue Reading Archives Leadership Institute chooses Zamon
NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams has apologized for falsely claiming he was riding in a military helicopter that was shot at in Iraq in 2003. (NBC publicity photo) Emerson’s Journalism … Continue Reading Carole Simpson reacts to Brian Williams story