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Romanska on Sophocles and the COVID Pandemic: Antigone
The play, Antigone, illustrates the problem of reconciling politics and public health, she writes.
The play, Antigone, illustrates the problem of reconciling politics and public health, she writes.
The NewFest Student Work (NFSW) showcase is open to all current undergraduate and graduate Emerson students.
Sorkin was a big supporter of the Emerson alumni network.
Introducing the new School of the Arts faculty members.
Performing Arts Professor Magda Romanska writes about how humans experience grief and the myth of the “five stages of grief.”
This year’s Emmy nominations offer a little deja vu for Emerson watchers, with many Emersonians up for the same awards they vied for last year.
Political canvassing, recording music, social media for a film festival — the list of what Emersonians are doing this summer is long and varied.
“My life is a political statement whether I like it not.”
Cuevas said two Performing Arts professors had a profound effect in determining his career path.
This year’s graduating class is from all across the globe with interests all over the map.