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Alice McNeill, 17, stood confidently in front of friends, family, and strangers gathered in Emerson’s Bill Bordy Theater and recited her personal poem, “Calm After the Storm.”“So many girls are … Continue Reading Teen Voices recite poetry
Congratulations to Alan Schoolcraft ‘95 and Brent Simons ‘97, who wrote the screenplay for the #1 movie in North America. Last weekend, DreamWorks’ Megamind scored $43.7 million at the box … Continue Reading Mega-hit Megamind movie is written by Emerson grads
Four students. Four hours. $10,000 dollars on the line. When Sam Clarke ’09, Ian Cardoni ’12, Phil Hamilton ’11, and Stella Plato ’10 decided to revive Romeo and Juliet for … Continue Reading Students Win Ad Campaign
In her film project Angkor’s Children, Visual and Media Arts Associate Professor Lauren Shaw follows young Cambodians through their struggles to create a fresh start and better their country’s future. … Continue Reading Lauren Shaw returns to Cambodia to continue film
Hundreds of family, friends, faculty, and students gathered at Emerson College on November 6 to celebrate the life of Grace Kaskie ’11, who died unexpectedly on July 25 in Santa … Continue Reading Remembering Grace Kaskie
Not only did Lindsay D’Andrea ’11 lead the 2010 Emerson Women’s Soccer team with 10 goals and 8 assists, but the Writing, Literature and Publishing major is also a member … Continue Reading Lindsay D’Andrea: Entertainment and Sports Programming Network
Martha Jimenez says she hopes to communicate contradiction in her art. “In the process of creating, there is inherent contradiction; I want to challenge the viewer.” Emerson’s Iwasaki Library welcomed … Continue Reading Iwasaki Library exhibit Martha Jimenez’s work
The Office of Government and Community Relations and the Media Technologies and Production (TRF) Department recently partnered with the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind to produce an instructional video on … Continue Reading Emerson Creates Video for the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind
On Election Night 2010, Emerson student-run television news station WEBN broadcast live coverage on the web for more than two hours. The broadcast aired on www.TheJournalismChannel.com, and in a few … Continue Reading WEBN Streams Election Night Coverage
“I just spent $150 at the Emerson bookstore on sweatshirts, sweatpants, and other memorabilia,” joked poet Claudia Emerson, referring to her shared last name with the College. “I want to … Continue Reading Pulitzer Prize-winning Poet Advises Students