School of the Arts News

Emerson Film Festival to light up Los Angeles this week

The roster of student-made films to be screened this week at Emerson’s 11th Annual Film Festival will give attendees a sneak peek at the work of up-and-coming filmmakers.

The King's Speech to Be Screened, Discussed on Campus

The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with Emerson faculty from several disciplines, who will address the “art and science of speech therapy” on Thursday, March 3.

Man who planted 10,000 trees is subject of student, alumnus doc

Sarah Berkovich ’10, is preparing to tell 85-year-old Victor Kaufmann's life story in a documentary film called 10,000 Trees.

Gordon researches why location matters in a networked world

Associate Professor Eric Gordon is participating in an online conference on “Why Location Matters in a Networked World.” The conference will focus on geographically based social networks.

Egyptian protests captured by photojournalist Athanasiadis

International photojournalist Iason Athanasiadis, covered the uprising in Egypt just days before his scheduled appearance at the Bright Family Screening Room on February 9.

Seglin among 2010's Top 100 Thought Leaders

Seglin was grateful to receive this recognition. The recipients ranged from authors and consultants to researchers, academics, and leaders of the public and private sectors.

Performing Arts students take home awards

Performing Arts Theatre Design/Technology students took home two top regional awards at the recent Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) at Fitchburg State College.

Irish Festival a good investment says Irish Consul

Terminus confirmed to Ireland’s Consul General in Boston, Michael Lonergan, that an effort to spread the culture of Ireland across America is off to a promising start.