Screening, Panel to Highlight Transforming Narratives of Gun Violence Project
Quiet Rooms highlights the gun violence epidemic in our country, and centers the voices of survivors, as together we seek new approaches to ending the violence.
Gao Named First Recipient of Harlequin Diverse Voices Scholarship
Ying Gao liked writing romance novels in Mandarin, and prefers writing women’s fiction in English.
Professor Maureen Shea Remembered as Eloquent, Passionate, Generous
Friends and colleagues described her as a larger-than-life presence, with a wicked sense of humor, a great story teller, and a force of nature.
Sad News About Professor Maureen Shea
Professor Maureen Shea, a gifted stage director, beloved faculty member, and dear friend, passed away Tuesday, September 20, after a brief illness.
Emerson Contemporary Opens a Wound with Rojas Exhibition
Emilio Rojas: tracing a wound through my body, looks at the concept of “traces,” both in what they leave behind, as well as how they might embody trauma and resilience
Alums Show They’re ‘Players’ in Hollywood with Esports Series
Perrault and Yacenda started working together while students in Boston.
New Graduate Fellowship to Nurture ‘Dynamic, Adaptive’ Leaders
The one-year fellowship designed to develop future leaders in all fields of communications and the arts, and in society at-large.
ELA Talks ‘God’s Country’ with Director Higgins ’08
God’s Country stars Thandiwe Newton as Sandra Guidry, a professor drawn into an escalating battle of wills after she confronts two hunters trespassing on her property.
Grad Student’s ‘Blue Rebellion’ Tells Story of Indigo
Blue Rebellion is a multimedia exhibition including a doc, photos, and artwork.
Coolidge ’85 Wins First Emmy in Good Night for Emersonians
Rob Paine ’92, David Klotz ’94, and Laura Ballinger Gardner ’94 also got statuettes.