It seems like ages ago when buying physical CDs or watching favorite shows without flipping open a laptop were common occurrences. Many Emerson students...
When I got to Europe, my overly romanticized notion of what I was getting into had me sipping wine in Paris, experiencing the nightlife in Amsterdam, visiting...
From ninjas, to luchadores, to Che Guevara, Emerson’s Legends Ball was an intercultural rendezvous of many characters. The four multicultural groups ...
Skeletons, hippies, wrestlers, and Minnie Mouse gathered in the Little Building Cabaret on Tuesday, Oct. 22 to have their ears pounded by a relentless...
In one clip from the 1930s movie Crooner, a lesbian is depicted as having a deep voice, a short haircut, and most bizarrely, a monocle. In early motion...
On the afternoon of Oct. 16, musical theater students of Emerson College trickled into the Randall Lobby of the Paramount Theater, lunches in hand, and...
While meandering the streets of Boston, there’s a myriad of sounds to be heard. The mindless chatter of pedestrians, the screech of the T, construction...
My quarter-life crisis happened one night in Dublin. Well, maybe it was less of a crisis and more of a predicament. And maybe I’m too young for such...
In its first show of the semester on Oct. 10, Emerson Comedy Workshop showed off its bold, no-holds barred comedic style. The first sketch began with a...
Star projections in purple and blue littered the walls on either side of the catwalk as thumping trashy club beats rattled through the room. Soon the lights...
For Julian Higgins, an Emerson alumnus now teaching a class in the Los Angeles program, the path to becoming a director was deceivingly simple.
“The...
