VMA Prof’s New Movie’Red Card’ Coming to Criterion
Pak told Emerson Today about the film’s origins, and how his experiences as an indie filmmaker make him a better professor.
Two Emersonians Honored with Emerging Artist Grants
Zeuli’s book will focus on her decades of teaching, and Hunt’s novel will spotlight the cultures of hunting and cuisine.
BCE Students Reimagine UnCommon Corner with K-pop, Accessible Design
BCE students also looked to make the UnCommon Corner more family-friendly.
Emerson Students Make Medieval Art Accessible to Those Without Sight
The exhibition invites audiences to experience these precious works not with their eyes, but through sound, smell, taste, and touch.
Actress Jennifer Coolidge Tells Class of 2025 to Embrace ‘Unattainable Possibilities’
Coolidge spoke at Emerson’s 145th Commencement Ceremony, where she also received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters
Grad Students Look Forward to New Opportunities with Emerson Degrees
Dean Jan Roberts-Breslin quoted philosopher John Dewey: “Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself.
Looking Back and Ahead with the Class of 2025: Part One
One minute, you’re sitting in the Cutler Majestic Theatre next to complete strangers, listening to orientation speeches. Suddenly, you’re in the Agganis Arena waiting to launch into the world.
The Class of 2025 Looks Back, Ahead: Part Two
Emerson Today has a tradition of asking graduating seniors from across departments about their memories, they’re hopes, and what they’ll miss most (spoiler: It’s always the people).
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photog Recounts Kent State Shooting at Comm Studies Event
Filo’s visit comes on the heels of a field trip of Emerson College students to attend 55th anniversary commemorations of the Kent State shootings.
Retiring Faculty’s Favorite Lessons: Part Two
No interview can quite capture the importance these educators have meant to their students and colleagues, but Emerson Today tried