McLarin Essay Collection Honored by Group Behind Massachusetts Book Awards
The book, subtitled “Notes from Periracial America,” is a collection of essays that “illuminate the pain and power of aging, Blackness, and feminism.”
Meet Emerson’s Newest Faculty: Part 1
Emerson Today invited new faculty (and returning faculty in new roles) to answer a handful of questions about their work and their interests.
Students and Faculty Relish Beauty, Connections of Global Pathways Programs
New Zealand, Ghana, Ireland, and Greece are just some of the countries students matriculated through Global Pathways programs.
Move-In Ready: New Emersonians Excited to Find Community
The Little Building was abuzz with eager first semester students exhilarated about their next step in life.
Faculty Using Professional Development Grants to Make Art, Study Culture
Nineteen Affiliated Faculty Professional Development Fund (AFDF) grants were awarded
Whether Naming Drugs or Writing Songs, Alum Mines Life and Creativity
Alexa Lash, MA ’11, a creative director at a branding agency, recently won Best Songwriter from the Miami New Times.
MFA for Mihalek is Perfect Pivot from Science to Poetry
For her thesis, Mihalek made a 3D scan of her hand, and turned it into a book of poems.
Professors Win Travel Fellowships to Advance Research, Coursework
The Marion and Jasper Whiting Foundation fellowships provide funding to New England college and university faculty to study abroad and enhance their instruction.
McEachern ’19 Built Queer Theatre Collective to Highlight New Playwrights
QTCboston will host a Queer Coffee House event on June 30.
Emerson Names Two Distinguished Professors
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Paul Harding will join the WLP faculty in September, and National Book Award finalist Jerald Walker has been elevated to Distinguished Professor