Happy Trans Day of Visibility, Emerson!
Today we honor Trans Day of Visibility, an opportunity to celebrate the beauty, talents, and contributions of trans members of our Emerson community, and the trans community worldwide.
Memorial Service in Honor of Brooks Walker ’25
Brooks Walker ’25 was a passionate, creative member of the Emerson community.
Musical ‘Jelly’s Last Jam’ is Four Years in the Making
Jasmine Hawkins ’23 worked since her first semester at Emerson to put on the show.
Spotlighting Social Justice … in Iran
An International Women’s Month event aims to bring awareness to the social justice movement surging throughout Iran.
Athletics Department Celebrates Day of Giving and Heart of a Lion Award
Maude Okrah ’09 was a star on the basketball court for Emerson.
Lightning Laughs: Alum Performs Instant Stand-up on ‘Tonight Show’
Nat Towsen’s varied career includes writing punch-ups, political speeches, hosting comedy shows, and more.
Artists for Humanity Exhibit Work of Burdett, MFA ’20
Burdett, who died suddenly in July 2021, formerly was the director and lead mentor of AFH’s Video & Motion Design Studio.
Four EPI Alumni Share Educational Journeys
What does having access to college in prison mean to those who are incarcerated? How does it shape their perspective, their thinking, their lives?
Photos: EmBrace Our HeArts Festival Spotlights Student Performance, Film, Poetry
The three-day School of the Arts festival highlighted the work of students of color.
Students Hold March for Our Lives Rally on Common: WCVB
Students held a March For Our Lives rally on Saturday in the Boston Common, speaking at the Parkman Bandstand, calling for stricter gun laws in the U.S. Among the speakers was student CJ Hoekenga, a survivor of the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.