Harris ’16 Goes From Writing About and For ‘Gossip Girl,’ to Acting on Show
Hunter Harris talks about being a journalist-turned-screenwriter-turned actress.
Bright Lights Cinema Series Honored by Boston Society of Film Critics
Anna Feder has triumphantly led the Bright Lights Film Series for more than a decade.
An Evening of Poetry and Song to Feature Work of Three Professors
“This is maybe the coolest program ever to feature my music,” said Scott Wheeler.
2022 State of the College
The progress we’ve made is evident: in our community of creative scholars; in the bold initiatives we’ve undertaken; in the global reach of our curriculum and programs; and in the continued– and increased– demand for an Emerson education.
Golden Globes: ‘Daniels’ Rake in Nominations; Coolidge Looks to Repeat Emmy Magic
Both Everything Everywhere and The White Lotus were particular favorites of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which gives out the Golden Globes, this year, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Faithful Representation: Endings and Beginnings
“Once upon a time, religion told you what the afterlife was and how to prepare for death,” said Cotton. “Sometimes we don’t have that same structure [now], and we’re missing that.”
Students Amplify Voices of Those in Need through St. Anthony Shrine Collaboration: Boston Globe
Students in faculty Maria Scott’s media relations class this semester worked with St. Anthony Shrine, a Franciscan Catholic community in downtown Boston, to highlight their counseling and social services.
Gellman on College in Prisons (WGBH) and Mexico’s Electoral System (Latin American Advisor)
Gellman advocated for more support for college-in-prison programs in the state, and weighed in on the Mexican president’s plan to reconfigure elections.
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.”