Emerson Participates in ‘Tabletop’ Emergency Management Exercise
The exercise was in keeping with best practices as required by the CLERY Act, and included representatives from across campus departments.
Flynn’s Film Doc to Hit TV Screens
The doc is about the demise of analog film in the digital age, and the people who are working to preserve it.
Discussing Democracy at 10th Global Communication Summit
PBS senior correspondent and NewsHour anchor Judy Woodruff led the morning session with a keynote discussion with President Jay Bernhardt on “America at the Crossroads.”
Comm Studies Class Partnering with U.S.’s First Public Elementary School on Book Drive
From November 5 – December 5, students will run a campaign for the Mather Elementary School in Dorchester
Emerson Faculty, Alums Take Stages at Boston Book Fest
The Boston Book Festival, taking place Saturday, Oct. 26, at locations across Copley Square, will feature more than 200 authors and moderators, and offer more than 70 sessions
Emerson to Heat Campus with Carbon-Neutral Steam
Currently, the steam used to heat the campus accounts for about one third of the College’s greenhouse gas emissions
Emerson Getting First Look at ‘Sex Lives of College Girls’
Open exclusively to the Emerson community, the free screening will be followed by a Q&A featuring the showrunner and other creatives from the series.
VMA’s Regge Life Named to Marquis Who’s Who
Life’s selection based on his accomplishments and prominence in his field.
Welcome and Welcome Back to Emerson
The College is launching two important initiatives that will unite our collective strength in making the best version of Emerson College.
McLarin Essay Collection Honored by Group Behind Massachusetts Book Awards
The book, subtitled “Notes from Periracial America,” is a collection of essays that “illuminate the pain and power of aging, Blackness, and feminism.”