In a recent edition of the New York Times Book Review, Cheryl Strayed, author of the bestselling memoir Wild, and Adam Kirsch, poetry critic for The New...
James Ford Nussbaum, who graduated from Emerson in 1984 with a degree in mass communications, said he likes to challenge cultural perceptions of Jewish...
Maureen Shea, head of the theater studies program at Emerson, has a straightforward reason for deciding to direct Uncommon Women, and Others: “Because...
A persnickety lesbian couple and their ruined wedding. A deaf dancing duo healed by love. A pair of disgruntled railroad workers with an affinity for speaking...
Right as winter break began, professor Miranda Banks’ new book The Writers: A History of American Screenwriters and Their Guild arrived in bookstores...
When filmgoers see the a big-budget movie at their local multiplex, many don’t even try to understand the behind-the-scenes work that went into making...
For the past few months, freshman Ben Mueller and his new band have been harmoniously filling the hallways of Emerson dorms with folksy melodies from their...
When Nyla Wissa arrived at Emerson from the Boston Arts Academy, an arts-focused high school, she was surprised to find a lack of people of color in the...
Tristan Sharps does not display his visual art in galleries. He does not screen his films in theaters, direct plays on a stage, or build installation pieces...
