New Thriller from Grossman ’70 Mixes Oil, Intrigue
Red Chaos, the third installment in the Red Hotel series, is out now on Kindle and Audible, and will be released in print from Beaufort Books later in December 2022.
New Yorker Names Pak’s Clytaemnestra Top Film of 2022
New Yorker film critic Richard Brody wrote “I compile the movies that imposed themselves on memory and … have provided enduring pleasures and illuminations.”
ELA Students Tell Women’s Stories at New Internship Site, Without Exception
Students have focused on Unmuted, a six-part anthology docuseries exploring worldwide social issues that women face.
Artists Examine Nature, Humanity in Student-Curated Exhibition
Perspectives: Micro to Macro explores the relationship between humans and nature through a range of aesthetic perspectives.
MacDowell Grants Romanska Fellowship to Develop Stephen Hawking Play
Based on Goethe’s Dr. Faustus, the play has the English physicist make a bargain with the devil
Five Things to Know About Swallowing
As a medical speech language pathologist, Assistant Professor Lindsay Griffin specializes in research and clinical care of a vital function that is often taken for granted or misunderstood.
How Cities Are Using Tech to Bridge the Trust Gap
A recent research project by ELab Director Eric Gordon and a partner explored how city leaders and technologists are using (or imagining) technology to create or restore trust with their constituents.
Emerson Celebrates 40th Anniversary of ‘The Message’ with Grandmaster Melle Mel
The night included performances, live art, and a discussion with Grandmaster Melle Mel.
Li’s ‘The Silent Whistle’ Wins Gotham Short Film Showcase
The movie will be shown for 12 months on JetBlue’s seatback entertainment.
Charlotte Lindgren Remembered as Brilliant Teacher, Warm Friend and Mentor
“Charlotte brought us to the well of knowledge,” Trustee Gary Grossman ’70 said.