Emerson College Baking Club Whips Up Spooky Deliciousness
Get your hands covered in batter on Fridays with the Baking Club.
McCormick ’01 Combines Hollywood, Culinary Careers into Halloween Zombie Experience
McCormick directs many actors to act like zombies, ghouls, a jilted bride, and more.
New Research Highlights Emerson Prison Initiative’s Work
Research firm Ithaka S+R published a new report “Exploring the Landscape of College and Community Reentry Partnerships,” featuring Emerson Prison Initiative, and detailed by Inside Higher Ed.
Cook on Terri Garr’s Comedy Style: NPR
VMA Professor and Founding Director of the Center for Comedic Arts Martie Cook described the comedic talents of actress and comedian Terri Garr.
Comm Studies Class Partnering with U.S.’s First Public Elementary School on Book Drive
From November 5 – December 5, students will run a campaign for the Mather Elementary School in Dorchester
U.S. Election Information and Resources
With early voting underway and the U.S. election day approaching on Tuesday, November 5, we are reaching out with relevant information and resources.
Column: Emerson Move to Theater District ‘Transformative’
John H. Martin, a principal at Elkus Manfredi Architects, writes of how Emerson, by choosing to relocate from Back Bay to the Theater District, energized both the College and the neighborhood.
Emerging Emerson Filmmakers Shine at San Sebastián International Film Festival
A newspaper vendor and a family cow inspired Luo and Liu to make their films.
Emerson Faculty, Alums Take Stages at Boston Book Fest
The Boston Book Festival, taking place Saturday, Oct. 26, at locations across Copley Square, will feature more than 200 authors and moderators, and offer more than 70 sessions
Ghost Stories & Cutler Majestic’s Rich History: WBZ
Office of the Arts’ Ronee Penoi highlights one of Boston’s iconic theatres for WBZ’s “It Happens Here” segment.