Listen to Syrians, It’s Their Home, Says Institute’s Munif
Munif is planning a trip next summer to Syria to see his mother with his two school-aged daughters who’ve never been to Syria.
A Look Back: Emerson Excellence in 2024
The College had a lot to be excited about this year. We’re looking back at some of the stories that made us proud to be an Emersonian.
CSD Students Help Robbins Center Clients Find Their Voices
Jayme Kelly began working with the Robbins Center after she survived a stroke in 2019.
Professor’s Gift to Support Undergraduate Scientific Research
The generous $1.5 million gift left to Marlboro College by the estate of Robert (Bob) Edward Engel will be used to fund the Robert Engel Research Grants Fund.
Emerson Professor Awarded Callaway Prize for Book on ‘Post-Truth’
The prize, awarded to Ioana Jucan, is presented by New York University’s English Department and grants $9,000 to the best book in the field of the past two years.
Alum-Produced Films Nominated for Golden Globes
Emerson alums executive produced four films nominated for Golden Globe Awards, and one movie, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, was executive produced by two alums.
Comm Studies Class Dives Into World of Sports Production with Celtics
Students toured the Boston Celtics offices and met with team personnel to learn about the many jobs inside a professional sports arena.
Kidwai ’27 Helps Animate Oscar Submission ‘The Glassworker’
A Business of Creative Enterprises major, Kidwai says the program fits his future goals.
Five Lions Named to NEWMAC Fall Sportsmanship Team
The award recognizes a student-athlete in every sport that best demonstrates the ideals of the NEWMAC regardless of performance, achievements, or statistics for the season.
From Slope to ‘Shark Tank’: Ashbaugh ’18 Redefining Ski Gear with Yardsale
Yardsale creates ski pole gear with thoughtful features to simplify the skiing experience.