New Emerson App Puts Campus in Students’ Hands
This year’s Emerson College app is full of information students want to know, right this minute.
Winkler ’67 “Clears the Table” at Emmys, Joins Other Alumni Winners
The 70th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards opened Monday night with a long-awaited win for Emerson alumnus Henry Winkler ’67, who won for his work on HBO’s Barry.
Ketner a “Force of Nature” in Bringing Transformative Art to Emerson
Distinguished Curator-in-Residence Joseph Ketner is being remembered this week by colleagues and students as an art historian who believed in the power of art to change the world. He died late last week after a battle with cancer.
Emerson Named a Top School for Writers by College Magazine
College Magazine, an online publication written by students for students, included Emerson in its list of “Top 10 Colleges for Writers.”
An Enduring Tribute: Emerson’s Annual 9/11 Vigil
The Emerson community returned to the Parkman Bandstand on Boston Common Tuesday to pay tribute to the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks
Emersonians Celebrate Emmy Nominees
Jay Leno ’73 and eight other Emerson College alumni spoke on a series of panels at the WME theatre on September 5
Alumni stories: Ethan Lader
In Memory of Joseph D. Ketner II
Joseph Ketner, left, distinguished curator-in-residence at Emerson College, looks at a piece from Oliver Herring’s “Areas of Action,” the inaugural exhibit of the New Emerson Urban Arts: Media Arts Gallery … Continue Reading In Memory of Joseph D. Ketner II
Career Development Center Has New Name, Renewed Focus on Serving Whole Student
Career Services has changed their name to the Career Development Center
Professional Studies Moves to Ansin Building
Professional Studies has officially moved into the 13th floor of the Ansin Building. For many years, Professional Studies — home of Emerson’s PreCollege Program, certificate programs, and summer courses — called 148 Boylston Street home. While … Continue Reading Professional Studies Moves to Ansin Building