Robbie Shinder ’22 is organizing a Gun Violence Prevention Panel at the Cutler Majestic Theatre with March for Our Lives, the national student anti-gun violence organization that formed in the wake of the Parkland shootings. The event will be Tuesday, October 30, 6:00-8:00 pm, and is free and open to the public.
On October 12, Emerson College students and librarians came together to improve entries for one underrepresented topic: screenwriters of color.
Alexander Kuelling ’22, an Emerson Today photographer and Visual and Media Arts major, was on a filmmaking team competing in this year’s first 48-Hour Film Festival, September 21-23.
Emerson faculty were busy over the past year, racking up awards, fellowships, books, and papers, in addition to sharing what they know with students.
Producer Linda Reisman dropped by the Bright Lights Film Series screening of her latest film, Leave No Trace, to talk about her work on the project
Emerson College students were highlighted in a Boston Magazine story about the MBTA’s efforts to promote civility on the T through a video series created by an Emerson class.
Distinguished Curator-in-Residence Joseph Ketner is being remembered this week by colleagues and students as an art historian who believed in the power of art to change the world. He died late last week after a battle with cancer.
It is with great sadness that I write to tell you that Joseph D. Ketner II, an extraordinary art historian and curator and a valued member of our faculty, has died after a … Continue Reading Sad news regarding Joseph D. Ketner II
The School of the Arts welcomes eight new faculty members