Student Comics Flock from Far and Wide to Inaugural ‘Troupalooza’ Festival
Troupes from around the country comically convened during the three-day festival.
Hatef on ‘Secrets & Sisterhood’ and the Burden of Afghan Representation
“Afghan Americans are aching for fair representation—that is, storylines, characters, and themes that reflect diverse experiences.”
Emerson Faculty, Alum Receive Grants for New England Documentarians
Five members of the Emerson community received grants for their films.
On Air or Streaming, WERS Offers Multi-Discipline Career Experience
Students get a taste of marketing, advertising, social media management, voice training, research, and more.
Douaihy’s ‘Scorched Grace’ One of 2023’s Best Debut Novels: Bookstr.com
The book stars a nun who takes matters into her own hands after a serial arsonist menaces her community.
International Education Week 2023 Centers on Equity in Global Learning
Many of the week’s 18 events sit squarely at the intersection of these topics
Emerson Contemporary Show Examines Effects of Vietnam War, Colonialism
Vietnamese American artists examine and expand recent histories as they address multigenerational trauma and loss.
Riley on New Beatles Song: WSJ & WBUR
Emerson Beatles expert Tim Riley weighed in on the new song “Now and Then,” released decades after its inception thanks to modern technology
Gellman on Indigenous Language Politics & Resistance: Under the Tree Podcast
Mneesha Gellman spoke to Bill Ayers about her research on the benefits of indigenous languages in public schools and the resistance it faces.
Moody College Honors President Bernhardt
Dr. Bernhardt was one of two recipients of the Robert C. Jeffrey College Benefactor Awards, presented to people “who have given generously to the college through their time or resources.”