Girl in the Arena, a novel by Writing, Literature and Publishing Writer-in-Residence Lise Haines, has gained the recognition of Publishers Weekly, LA Times, Salon.com, and has been nominated for both … Continue Reading Haines’s book nominated for Award
One of the first American films to refer to the Holocaust in a frank and honest manner was screened at the Semel Theater on April 4. Singing in the Dark … Continue Reading Holocaust-themed film screened
An annual rite of spring since 1954, Emerson’s spring musical will take the Paramount stage this week with a production of Man of La Mancha, featuring a cast and crew … Continue Reading Emerson Stage prepares for opening of Spring Musical
After the success of his first community planning project, Participatory Chinatown, Associate Professor of Visual and Media Arts Eric Gordon continues to study and use new technology to advance community … Continue Reading Gordon uses new media for community-planning processes
The Career Services Office is giving seniors one last push toward graduation in the final weeks of the spring semester. For the third year in a row, the office has … Continue Reading Graduation focuses on job-readiness skills
A new Marketing Communication curriculum will be rolled out this fall, one that “looks forward,” according Marketing Communication Chair Donald Hurwitz. “The current curriculum is very well practiced in getting people … Continue Reading Marketing Communication introduces curriculum
Emerson College softball coach Phil McElroy recently coached his 300th win in collegiate competition when the Lions defeated Emmanuel College 5-1 in the first game of a double header sweep. McElroy’s milestone came just … Continue Reading McElroy Wins #300 in Collegiate Competition
Emerson Board of Trustees Chair Peter Meade ’70 has been selected by Mayor Thomas M. Menino to lead the Boston Redevelopment Authority (BRA). Meade’s work will include tackling issues … Continue Reading Peter Meade named Boston Redevelopment Authority
Cable News Network’s (CNN) Jim Crane is visiting Emerson this week. Crane, executive director of standards and practices for the company, will be teaching in the Entrepreneurial Studies Program, E3, … Continue Reading Cable News Network executive visits Emerson
Alexander Freeman ‘14 has successfully managed to find ways to communicate with the world despite being born with cerebral palsy, which affects his ability to walk, use his hands, and … Continue Reading Student filmmaker wins disability awareness award
