Alum returns to Youtube with unconventional video
By Julian Valgora, Staff Writer
January 16, 2020
Following the death of his father in 2017, Luke Palmer ‘13 sought to follow in his father’s footsteps with a creative career. In June of the same year, Luke created Rhino Stew Productions, a YouTube channel that produces shorts, video essays, and sketches that are both unorthodox and experimental. â...
Podcast live show warns of climate crisis
December 17, 2019
Podcast hosts Autumn Brown and Adrienne Maree Brown sat on either side of their friend Toshi Reagon to discuss the end of the world. On Dec. 2., ArtsEmerson and the Office of Intercultural Student Affairs held a live recording in the Cutler Majestic Theatre of “How to Survive the End of the Wor...
Swap and Shop Lite introduced to quell chaos from past events
By Shruti Rajkumar, Staff Writer
December 16, 2019
Piles of clothing, furniture, books, and nonperishable foods overwhelmed the lobby of the 2 Boylston Place residence hall, making it disorderly at the end of the spring 2019 swap-and-shop event. Senior Raven Devanney, a resident assistant in the building, remembers struggling to manage the mass of items and...
Latinx Heritage Month raises money for nonprofit organization at border
By Casey Bernhard
December 16, 2019
Five resident assistants welcomed students to the third annual Latinx Heritage Month Celebration in the Lion’s Den on Nov. 25, an event put together to raise money for organizations that help those struggling with immigration issues at the border. Resident assistant and senior Chantal Encalada said Latinx...
Events On Campus: Dec. 10-17
By Sara Pirzada
December 10, 2019
Emerson Fights AIDS Gala Join Emerson and its support for AIDs research at the annual Emerson Fights AIDS Gala on Tuesday, Dec. 10 from 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m in the Bill Bordy Theatre. Bring your peers and enjoy a night of food, performances, and a selection of raffle and auction items. This event ...
Alum launches business in hopes of igniting local music scene
December 4, 2019
Pat Timmons '17 spent his time at Emerson in basements surrounded by vibrant colors, independent artists, and crowds of onlookers. Whether the shows attracted 10 people or 50, he watched musicians play their music with every ounce of energy they could give. Inspired by the artists he watched, T...
Victorious prison debate from 1950’s resurfaces at Iwasaki exhibit
By Katiana Hoefle, Assistant Arts Editor
December 4, 2019
Seeking a deeper history of Emerson College’s work in prisons, Emerson Prison Initiative faculty members sifted through the Iwasaki Library’s archives. They found documents explaining how former Emerson professors Coleman Bender and Haig der Marderosian coached the Norfolk Prison Colony debate team, which won 2...
VMA Department set to offer gun violence prevention video class
By Katie Redefer, Copy Editor
November 20, 2019
The Visual and Media Arts Department at Emerson plans to work in collaboration with Massachusetts General Hospital through a new class centered around the creation of gun violence prevention videos. This past July, The Boston Globe reported 17 shootings over a span of five days within the city ...
Spirit of Emerson committee to debut annual Kindness Award
By Domenic Conte, Managing Editor: Print
November 20, 2019
An anonymous faculty donor partnered with the Spirit of Emerson organization to establish an award debuting in spring 2020 celebrating kindness within the college community. Professor Tom Cooper and Assistant Vice President of Student Success Sharon Duffy, co-facilitators of the Spirit of Emerson...
Emerson sends hundreds of socks across country for fundraising campaign
By Katiana Hoefle, Assistant Arts Editor
November 19, 2019
Over 400 purple socks featuring the Emerson logo and Boston skyline traveled across the world to reach donors for Tight Knit: The Emerson Sock Campaign—an initiative created to increase alumni participation in fundraising for the college. Every individual that donates to Tight Knit: The Emerson Sock Ca...
Phi Alpha Tau honors Boston police commissioner
By Elena Naze
November 11, 2019
In the early 2000s, Phi Alpha Tau active brothers often met at Dr. David Brudnoy’s apartment to listen in on his WBZ radio show and meet his guests. Brudnoy, a broadcaster since 1971, battled HIV in the 90s and broadcasted the show from his apartment. The tradition of brothers attending his s...
Bright Lights Film Festival set to screen controversial film ‘Adam’
By Taina Millsap, Living Arts Editor
November 11, 2019
Emerson College plans to screen Adam at the Nov. 12 Bright Lights Film Festival—a movie that has drawn significant criticism from the LGBTQ community and is the subject of a petition advocating for its removal from theaters. When the 2019 comedy film Adam premiered at Sundance Film Festival in ...
