Emerson Today
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 Scholar discusses new book
Emerson students were recently honored with regional Mark of Excellence Awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, an association dedicated to the perpetuation of a free press in the United … Continue Reading Students take home awards from Society of Professional Journalists
Although Asian Pacific American Heritage Month takes place in the United States in May, Emerson student organization Asian Students for Intercultural Awareness (A.S.I.A.) has been spreading the word about Asian … Continue Reading Asian student group invite chefs to campus
The day after Theatre Studies major Monty Cole ’11 graduates, he has an audition in Chicago. Cole said that his success rests on the close working relationship he’s been able … Continue Reading Students and faculty work together in off-campus play
Emerson College will soon join the growing number of college campuses that have “trayless” dining halls, said Marc Hamilton, associate vice president for property management, who chairs the President’s Committee … Continue Reading Trayless dining comes to Emerson
Girl in the Arena, a novel by Writing, Literature and Publishing Writer-in-Residence Lise Haines, has gained the recognition of Publishers Weekly, LA Times, Salon.com, and has been nominated for both … Continue Reading Haines’s book nominated for Award
One of the first American films to refer to the Holocaust in a frank and honest manner was screened at the Semel Theater on April 4. Singing in the Dark … Continue Reading Holocaust-themed film screened
An annual rite of spring since 1954, Emerson’s spring musical will take the Paramount stage this week with a production of Man of La Mancha, featuring a cast and crew … Continue Reading Emerson Stage prepares for opening of Spring Musical
After the success of his first community planning project, Participatory Chinatown, Associate Professor of Visual and Media Arts Eric Gordon continues to study and use new technology to advance community … Continue Reading Gordon uses new media for community-planning processes
The Career Services Office is giving seniors one last push toward graduation in the final weeks of the spring semester. For the third year in a row, the office has … Continue Reading Graduation focuses on job-readiness skills