Irish writer and novelist Colm Tóibín visited campus April 7 to sign copies of his latest work, The Empty Family Stories, a collection of short stories. Tóibín was also guest … Continue Reading Tóibín has guest editorship of Ploughshares
When Associate Visual and Media Arts Professor John Craig Freeman explains that he’s a teacher of new media, he’s not exaggerating. In fact, one of his current projects is so … Continue Reading Freeman brings virtual landscape to life at Cyberarts Festival
A film made by an alumna that chronicles the journey of New Yorkers whose lives were touched by the events of September 11, 2001 will premiere at the Tribeca Film … Continue Reading Alumna’s documentary to premiere at Tribeca Festival
Four Emerson College athletes have been selected by the Great Northeast Athletic Conference in the Conference Weekly Honors program for their play the week ending April 17. Softball players Lynn … Continue Reading Four Emerson Athletes Earn Great Northeast Athletic Conference Weekly Honors
When graduate student Samantha Sussman attended the national American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s conference in August 2010, she attended a screening of the film Aphasia and was so moved by it that … Continue Reading Award-winning film about aphasia screens on campus
Maria Menounos ’00 is five feet, eight inches of sheer dynamic energy and success. In her newly published book, The Everygirl’s Guide to Life, she imparts her secrets on how … Continue Reading Maria Menounos guides women in new book
The Professional Arts Consortium (ProArts) recently launched Classroom Connect, a program that offers a $3,000 award to a faculty member for developing the most innovative course. Diane Lake, assistant professor … Continue Reading VMA’s Lake wins $3K ProArts grant
On Saturday (April 23) Emerson’s Entrepreneurial Studies program, E3, will host its Sixth Annual E3 Exposition from 10:00 am–3:00 pm at the Bill Bordy Theater at 216 Tremont Street. This … Continue Reading Business takes center stage at annual Exposition
Emerson’s Mercutio Troupe presents The Yellow Wallpaper at the Tufte Center’s Greene Theatre, April 15-16. The Troupe is an organization of students who perform all aspects of playmaking: acting, directing, designing, … Continue Reading Mercutio Troupe presents The Yellow Wallpaper
Post-colonial African studies is the field that occupies Nigel Gibson, director of the Honors Program, which is housed within the Institute for Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies. Gibson’s most recent … Continue Reading Leading post-colonial studies scholar discusses new book