Theatre Educator-In-Residence Bethany Nelson is receiving an award for innovating how theater is taught to urban students at Chelsea High School. The 2013 Prize for Innovative Teaching Award, from the Association … Continue Reading Theatre educator gets innovation award
Graduating Performing Arts seniors presented their body of design work to a panel of guest professional designers for review and critique in the Tufte Performance and Production Center on December … Continue Reading Performing Arts designers showcase work
Tulasi Srinivas, associate professor of anthropology, with Babu Bhattar, the chief priest of the Krishna Temple in Bangalore, India, in January 2011. (Photo by Andrew Hutcheson) Tulasi Srinivas, … Continue Reading Srinivas to study globalization on religion
Shepard Fairey, the artist behind the famous “Hope” portrait of President Obama during the 2008 presidential race, has immortalized Emerson Trustee Tony Goldman ’65 by including an image of him … Continue Reading Trustee Tony Goldman remembered with portrait by Shepard Fairey
U.S. Senator John Kerry (D-Massachusetts) with Emerson student interns Tom McDonald '13, Kate Lagreca '14 and Carlee Griffith '13. Political Communication majors Kate Lagreca ’14 and Xakota Espinoza ’14 have … Continue Reading Students complete top political internships
Bridget Nelson, Emily Scruggs, Summer Lambert and Michaela Trimble, all expected 2013 graduates of the Global Marketing Communication and Advertising program, purchased several holiday gifts for a family they found … Continue Reading Class adopts family for holidays
Sylvia Spears, vice president for diversity and inclusion, has outlined new goals and measurements to improve diversity, inclusion and civic engagement on campus. Sylvia Spears, vice president for diversity and … Continue Reading Spears shares diversity, inclusion goals
Weary students — some clad in pajamas — delightfully devoured some after-dark sustenance at the annual Late Night Buffet at the Little Building Dining Hall on Tuesday, December 11, as … Continue Reading Students re-energize at Late Night Buffet
Performing Arts Professor Robbie McCauley has been selected as a United States Artists Fellow. Performing Arts Professor Robbie McCauley can finally share the exciting news that she has been selected … Continue Reading Professor behind Sugar gets fellowship
A collaborative course, Writing the Film Musical is taught by Visual & Media Arts Professor Diane Lake and Berklee College of Music Professor Michael Wartofsky. Listen to Lake talk about … Continue Reading Writing the Film Musical