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The therapeutic benefits of working with clay have been well documented and the focus and attention needed in making a pot take you to a different and quieter place. Potters …
As we bid farewell to our 2024 Storytelling Beyond Words students following completion of the 12 week course this spring, course leader Roi Gal-Or shares these words: “There are two things …
The gardens at Emerson are a vibrant haven of biodiversity and tranquility, frequently admired by visitors. In this blog post our dedicated gardener, Janine, offers a look at the unique …
Recently Vivian Gladwell of Nose to Nose Clowning spent two weeks in Chengdu, China, promoting courses at Emerson College. This August a group from China will be arriving at Emerson …
We are delighted to announce the launch of the new Emerson courses for the academic year 2024/25. These courses are designed to cater to both personal and professional development, providing …
I enrolled into the MHS in 2021, for both professional and personal reasons. Living in a Camphill community, and having worked with children, young adults, and adults with special needs …
As visitors approach Emerson College, their attention is immediately captured by the two sturdy wooden signs standing sentinel at the entrance of the winding driveway leading up to campus. These …
Michelangelo is one of the Renaissance artists whose turbulent life has excited particular interest. His contentious relations with the Pope are legend, and have been engraved into the public imagination …
Emerson College is delighted to offer courses in both Rhythmical Einreibung and Rhythmical Massage Therapy. In this article Rhythmical Einreibung course leader Fiona Sim gives us some insight into each …
Janine, Emerson’s head gardener writes: Here in the garden, we have seen an exalted nod towards spring with the triumphant return of the Crocus. This year, more than last, they …