The 48 Hour Film Festival: where a loaf of bread, a parasite, and a materialistic antagonist can live together in creative harmony. It delves into the...

Update (Jan. 21, 3:12p.m.) Last November, sophomore Michael Kiaunis decided he wanted to make a game show for college students. His vision was Campus...

In 2014, Amnesty International USA recorded and investigated human rights abuses in 160 countries and territories worldwide.Faculty member Christina Marín,...

Polly Carl, the creative director of ArtsEmerson, was named Person of the Year by the National Theatre Conference (NTC) last month for her/his work...

Underneath the powerful pulse of pop hits playing, the thundering stomp of combat boots, and the crisp clap of tap shoes, the only other noise in the Greene...

A field of flowers frames a girl’s face, her eyes stare toward the sky, and a single drop of blood drips from her left nostril.  The image...

Last Monday, Emerson’s first Women in Film & Media Summit took place at the Paramount Center. The event brought together women working behind...

Standing tall in the bright spotlight, Elle Woods belts out her climactic song, “So Much Better,” after she lands a competitive internship,...

Update (Nov. 9, 11:20p.m.) In early 2002, the Boston Globe’s Spotlight team of four investigative journalists shone a light on the sexual abuse...

Maps show where we are, direct where to go, and reveal an illustration of the world we live in. Through fashion photography, an Emerson duo is constructing...

Labellum, a new student zine about the human experience, reveals the vibrancy of an untouched, unchangeable, and truly intimate existence. The first edition of...