The trope of the tortured artist came to life at Emerson last week as Signe Baumane used her drawing and animation talents to start a humorous conversation...
Author Roxane Gay recounted her evolution as a feminist at the writing, literature, and publishing Reading Series last Thursday afternoon.
“I certainly...
Director Justin Simien described his first feature film, Dear White People, as the imagined love child of Spike Lee’s seminal 1989 film Do The Right...
The Bright Family Screening Room audience laughed, cried, and was utterly creeped out after watching selected student work.
Fourteen short films were...
Monica Rosenblatt, a sophomore performing arts major, accompanied on guitar by Kieran Collier, a junior writing, literature, and publishing major, performed...
For the latest Beacon Beats, Michael Mirabella and his bandmates Harry Brownstein and Jack Naylor enlivened the Beacon office with buoyant performances...
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...
