Emerson in the News
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In light of North Korea’s recent attacks on South Korea, Emerson Visual and Media Arts faculty member Jim Finn was featured on MSNBC November 27 to offer his expertise on North Korean propaganda.
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On November 10 the U.S. Food and Drug Administration unveiled 36 new cigarette pack labels with gory images (aka “fear messages”) on them.
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Bensussen Directs at the Calderwood Pavilion
Emerson Performing Arts Associate Professor and Department Chair Melia Bensussen is directing Annie Baker’s acclaimed new comedy, Circle Mirror Transformation.
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DeWolf to Chair Public Policy Advisory Committee
Emerson Registrar William F. DeWolf, PhD, has accepted an invitation from the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO) to chair the newly established Public Policy Advisory Committee.
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Brittani Haywood '12 Discusses the Upcoming Election with Katie Couric
Emerson journalism student Brittani Haywood '12 was recently part of a panel of college students who discussed their views about the upcoming election with Katie Couric on CBS News.
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Media Coverage of the RACE FOR GOVERNOR 2010: A Campus Forum
Read what local media outlets had to say about the RACE FOR GOVERNOR 2010: A Campus Forum held at Emerson on October 15.
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Painter's Short Short Story Collection Garners Raves
Writing, Literature and Publishing Professor Pamela Painter’s short, short story collection Wouldn’t You Like to Know has received recognition from Flashfiction.net.
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ArtsEmerson's Theatrical Residencies
Boston Globe reporter Laura Collins-Hughes talks with ArtsEmerson Executive Director Rob Orchard about his plans to develop residencies with artists.
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