Teach-In on Timely Topics Explores Public Knowledge in a Time of Change
“Public knowledge, memory, and legacy are the bedrock of democratic life,” said Shaya Gregory Poku, VP for Community, Culture and Belonging.
Master Class: In Conversation with Filmmaker Chloé Zhao
Zhao, the second woman ever to win the Academy Award for Best Director gave a Master Class on March 5 at Emerson Los Angeles.
Literary Community Comes Together at AWP Conference
This year’s festival once again featured an unofficial “Emerson row.”
Williams Scott, MFA ’15, & “Echoes of Liberty” Storytelling Project: Chronicle
SOC Affiliated Faculty, filmmaker, and alum Nerissa Williams Scott, MFA ’15, has launched a new immersive storytelling project which was recently featured on WCVB’s Chronicle.
The Reality of Reality TV: Rolov Teaches Producing the Unscripted
Rolov’s credits include The Real Housewives franchise, as well as programs centered on Oprah Winfrey, Cyndi Lauper, Paula Abdul, and more.
Frongillo ’26 Repeats as NEWMAC Athlete of the Year
The 5’ 3” senior guard finished her career as quite possibly the greatest player in Emerson women’s basketball history.
From Sketchbook to Screen: Greene ’26 Brings Character to Life
Greene’s character went from sketchbook, the clay model to his short film ‘The Search of Happiness’.
Students Network, Get Inside Look at Indie Film Scene
Fifteen students from Emerson Los Angeles attended the Slamdance Film Festival, which is dedicated to showcasing low-budget, independent films, and emerging talent.
Invitation: Advanced Screening of ‘The AI Doc’
The film will be screened Monday, March 16, 7:00 pm, in the Bright Family Screening Room. The event is free to members of the Emerson community.
Clair ’09 Pens Book on Czech Republic’s Historic Baseball Run
‘We Sacrifice Everything to Baseball,’ by Michael Clair ’09, will be released in April.