Engagement Lab’s Quiet Rooms Documentary Highlighted: Boston Globe
The documentary highlights the gun violence epidemic in our country, centering on the voices of survivors
How Extended Voting Windows Affect Campaigns, Polls
Longer voting windows can also affect municipality coffers.
Faithful Representation: Going From Musical Theatre to Rabbinical School
The Venn diagram of musical theatre majors and rabbis probably makes for a pretty slim overlap, but Andrew Oberstein ’09 fits right in there.
Fall 2022 Flu Shot Clinics
Students have a number of flu shot clinics to choose from this semester.
COVID Update: October 2022
This fall marks another transition in COVID-19 policies and protocols, as the College continues to evolve in its response to and management of the pandemic.
Faithful Representation: From Journalism to the Ministry
Like many faith leaders, Martha Schick didn’t necessarily want to become a minister – she felt a calling.
Bay State Banner, Boston Globe Highlight Emerson Contemporary Exhibition
Emerson Contemporary’s new exhibition tracing a wound through my body is on view at the Media Art Gallery through November 6, and is free and open to the public.
With First Graduates, EPI Celebrates Six Years of Transformative Education
“It opened my eyes to a language that I didn’t know, especially at such a high academic level of understanding what power dynamics meant”
How Alum Celtics Announcer Eddie Palladino’s Dream Came True
He went from announcing in his childhood bedroom to Emerson to the Boston Celtics.
Gellman on El Salvador President Running for Re-election: The Dialogue
Mneesha Gellman, associate professor of political science, shared her insight for a Q&A “How Can Bukele Run Again Despite a Constitutional Ban?” regarding El Salvador President Nayib Bukele recently announcing he will run for re-election.