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Emerson College is internationally recognized as the nation’s premier institution of higher learning devoted to communication and the arts.

Energized by engagement with the creative life of Boston, Los Angeles, and the Netherlands, our students are independent minds from diverse backgrounds who develop their own personal voice and expertise in professions that profoundly shape society and culture in the 21st century.

MFA Student’s ‘Y’vonne’ Chosen as Boston Book Festival’s ‘One Story, One City’ Selection

‘Milk’ Screenwriter Shares Process, Experience, How Hollywood Works

Come on In: Take a Video Tour of the Newly Renovated Little Building

MFA Student’s ‘Y’vonne’ Chosen as Boston Book Festival’s ‘One Story, One City’ Selection

‘Milk’ Screenwriter Shares Process, Experience, How Hollywood Works

Come on In: Take a Video Tour of the Newly Renovated Little Building

Announcements

New Students to Arrive on Campus

Announcement regarding Eric Sykes, Associate Vice President/Dean of Admission

Volunteer for New Student Move-In

John M. Malcolm Named Vice President of Institutional Advancement

Dining Center Closed on August 16

WERS Celebrating 70th Birthday on November 2

New Emerson.edu to Debut July 31

Come on In: Take a Video Tour of the Newly Renovated Little Building

‘Milk’ Screenwriter Shares Process, Experience, How Hollywood Works

MFA Student’s ‘Y’vonne’ Chosen as Boston Book Festival’s ‘One Story, One City’ Selection

Barcelona, Paris, Austria or Ireland: Students Gain Education Abroad Through Global Pathways

School of Communication Students Intern in Fashion, Sports Communication, and Hunger Alleviation

MFA Graduate’s Thesis Film Up for Student Academy Award

Jackson Inspires Future Change Makers at Women2Women International Leadership Conference

Alumna Entrepreneur Cleans Up at NYF Radio Awards with Macbeth Podcast

In the news

Boston Globe Features ArtsEmerson Executive Director David Howse in Bold Types Series

Political Science Professor Mneesha Gelman Dissects Barr’s Asylum Ruling for Washington Post’s Monkey Cage

Anthropology Professor Tulasi Srinivas Contributes to PRI Piece on Hindu “Hugging Saint”

Journalism Professor Roger House Reflects on Free Black Seamen of Martha’s Vineyard

Journalism Professor Tim Riley Reviews New Yorker TV Critic’s New Book on Truthdig

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