ArtsEmerson, HowlRound Initiative to Examine Black and Indigenous Past, Future
The Black and Indigenous Futures Convening will examine history and envision a de-colonized tomorrow.
Bright Lights Working Toward Greater Accessibility
More Bright Lights series screenings will have descriptive audio than ever before.
Reisman’s Film ‘Leave No Trace’ Ranked Top Film by The Observer’s Film Critic
Mark Kermode ranked his top films of the last decade.
Calling All Student Playwrights
The NewFest Student Work (NFSW) showcase is open to all current undergraduate and graduate Emerson students.
Video: Take a Boston Bike Tour with Eitan Ehrlich ’25
With a camera strapped to his bicycle, Media Arts Production major Eitan Ehrlich ’25 created a video exploring Boston neighborhoods and bordering cities (yes, Brookline and Cambridge are their own … Continue Reading Video: Take a Boston Bike Tour with Eitan Ehrlich ’25
New College and Program Rankings Released for 2023
U.S. News & World Report has ranked Emerson College #3 in innovation among Regional Universities (North) in the latest college and university rankings for 2023, representing a four-position rise over last year.
Weekend Weather Update
According to the latest National Weather Service reports, the storm has weakened and shifted course to the east.
‘Salt Lick Sessions’ Goes From YouTube to WERS: Radio Ink
The Salt Lick Sessions spotlights a diverse range of up-and-coming musical artists, and is airing Thursday nights.
Emerson Earns High Marks in Sustainable Energy
Emerson College came in third in energy efficiency among American and Canadian colleges and universities in the 2023 Sustainable Campus Index
There’s Still Time to Join ‘Justice at Work’
Justice at Work is designed to deepen knowledge of equity, access, and social justice practices through chapters that address critical history along with frameworks that are applicable to our work in higher education.