I sprung to my feet at the end of ArtsEmerson’s WET: A DACAmented Journey. I watched a Tupac-loving teenage girl, a Spanglish-speaking mother, a Guatemalan...
Junior Hallie Perlman studied the art of physical comedy, like exaggerated facial expressions, in Maine and Greece with famous clowns Avner the Eccentric...
While playing the video game Fallout, junior Taelon Ratliff noticed a Futurama reference—a frozen dog named Seymour. Ratliff noticed a trend of hidden...
What started as a slime hobby ended up making junior Tuvana Isildar thousands of dollars.
Isildar's hobby evolved into spending her weekends creating,...
Saxophone music streamed from suite 1020 to fill the 10th floor of the Colonial residence hall on Oct. 18.
Sophomores Zach Cargie, Justin Wood, Chris...
Junior Bianca Nicdao’s documentary New Sights New Bites started as a BFA project, but as more Filipino students joined the production team, it turned...
Armed with her camera and winter coat, Sarah Ginsburg ‘11 roamed the streets of Massachusetts during the 2015 blizzard and searched for the subjects...
Small-town girl Sherrie met city boy Drew 10 years ago on Broadway. Now audiences can meet the duo again in the Rock of Ages Tenth Anniversary Tour.
Rock...
By Taina Millsap, Former Staff Writer
/ October 11, 2018
Ashley Zipperman ‘18 never imagined her class project would go on to win at the Burbank International Film Festival.
Zipperman’s short film “Verified”—which...
Jana Casale ‘11 published her first novel in April, The Girl Who Never Read Noam Chomsky— a story detailing the everyday life of the main character,...
Freshman Jay Zimmer had over 120,000 followers and 90 million loops on Vine, an app that allowed users to post six-second videos. Now, he posts sketch...