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Melody Madarasz ’13 is one of a long list of Performing Arts faculty, students and alumni nominated for an award from the Independent Reviewers of New England. The Independent Reviewers … Continue Reading Avalanche of award nominations
Associate Professor Jabari Asim was on HuffPost Live on March 6. Associate Professor Jabari Asim was one of several guests on the HuffPost Live video web chat on the Huffington … Continue Reading Asim in ’R-word’ discussion on HuffPost Live
Ladette Randolph, editor-in-chief of Ploughshares, has released a new novel, Haven’s Wake. Ladette Randolph, editor-in-chief of the Emerson–based Ploughshares literary journal, is no stranger to writing novels, but admits her … Continue Reading Randolph releases novel
Jerald Walker, Associate Professor and Chair of the Writing, Literature and Publishing Department. There will be a strong Emerson presence March 6–9 at the Association of Writers and Writing Programs … Continue Reading Emerson well represented at writing conference
On Friday, March 15, undergraduate students have the opportunity to explore the Big Apple and their career paths during a day trip to New York City. The annual New York … Continue Reading New York Connection trip coming up
Frank Kelleher ’13 hopes to end “voicemail hell.” That phrase has been dubbed to explain a common scenario for paralyzed people—their inability to terminate a call on their smartphone when … Continue Reading Student takes aim at ’voicemail hell’
The 13th annual Emerson Film Festival in Los Angeles was highlighted in the Boston Globe on March 2. The festival showcasing student films, on February 28 at the Harmony … Continue Reading Boston Globe features LA film festival
Drawing on the success of a recent public service announcement featuring celebrities, including Beyonce and Jennifer Aniston, the sorority Kappa Gamma Chi has released its own PSA to show Emerson … Continue Reading Student PSA denounces domestic violence
Students from Emerson College, Boston University, University of Massachusetts-Boston, Simmons College and Northeastern University are seen here holding certificates after completing a course with Girls’ LEAP in Boston, which allows … Continue Reading Students volunteer at self-defense program