Five acts took the Little Building’s Cabaret stage for a shot at winning the audience’s support and the judges’ votes at the Battle of...

Ever since he was 15, Blake Campbell has had a knack for poetry. Earlier this month, Campbell, who graduated summa cum laude from Emerson in 2015, won...

John Bickerstaff is living his LA dream. Immediately after graduating in spring 2014, the Emerson alum began working for AMC’s television series...

He sits hunched over at his desk, staring desperately down at his half-finished work. Crumpled papers fall listlessly onto the ground as he rises from...

Angy Rivera proudly stands in a public street. She wears a white t-shirt emblazoned with the word “undocumented” in bright red letters, and...

An idea that had previously only existed in Tori Hawks-Ladds’ mind came to life with the beep of a timer and the drop of a pen. All students in attendance...

Every year since he turned 18, Chasen Parker has flown to Cannes to showcase his short films. No, not at the Cannes Film Festival, where directors compete...

An intermittent breeze interrupts the balmy breath of the last days of summer, a perilous portent of the winter to come—and the clock tower rings....

There’s a new rating system tucked in the pages of the Bright Lights Fall 2015 program—instead of classifying a picture based on the content’s...

Weeks from my own college graduation, I recently saw the stunning The Tale Of The Princess Kaguya, the latest (and perhaps greatest) film from the revered...

Valentine’s Day in America has a vast cultural reach. Increasingly, I’ve noticed many film studios have put the same focus on using the holiday...