Cummings Foundation Grant to Help Emerson Prison Initiative Grow
A full-time coordinator will be hired for the Emerson Prison Initiative.
Professor Emeritus Henry Stonie Remembered as ‘Hardworking, Dedicated to Emerson’
Stonie joined the Emerson faculty in 1957, while he was earning his MA in Sociology at Boston University, and retired in 2002.
Srinivas Examining Role of Gender, Caste, and Religion in Climate Justice
Her project is titled The Runaway Goddess: Water, Gender and Caste in a Climate Apocalypse.
Going Their Own Way: Designing Majors at Emerson
Making swords, rehabbing wallabies, marketing for lacrosse leagues — career paths are aplenty for students who created their own majors.
E3 Cohort Ends Journey with Exciting Expo
Bo Feekins and Sunjin Chang both said they wanted to continue to pursue creating their businesses.
You’re Invited to a Live-and-In-Person (and Streaming) E3 Expo
The annual e3 expo will be in person for the first time since 2019.
McManus on Economic, Geopolitical Effects of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
The invasion is a threat to democracy and global order.
Newman on Digital Platforms and the Future: Pew Research Center
Marlboro Institute for Liberal Arts & Interdisciplinary Studies associate professor Russell Newman contributed to a “Visions of the Internet 2035: Imagine a better world online,” report in which technology experts reflect on the medium’s future.
Looking Back, Moving Forward Through Black Cinema
On Tuesday, February 22, Andrade-Watkins and the Marlboro Institute for Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies will host a special screening and virtual celebration of Sankofa for the Emerson community, featuring a panel of scholars, digital archivists, and librarians.
One Year Later: Emerson Professors Reflect on Insurrection
Have we moved forward since the insurrection?