Theater Majors ‘Dance Smart,’ Learning the Science of Movement to Stay Healthy
Stephanie Heroux, a dance instructor and physical therapist, teaches students to keep their bodies healthy over the long run.
Paul Harding on Writing, Teaching, Mentors, and Music
A Q&A with the Pulitzer Prize-winning Distinguished Professor in Writing, Literature and Publishing
Emerson Takes Over the Museum of Science, Questioning What it Means to ‘Be Human’
Emerson Day featured presentations, exhibits, screenings, and interactive experiences that bridge art, science, and communication.
Dadikhi ’26 Charges to All-American Finish at NCAA Championships
Yasmin Defne Dadikhi ’26 became the first Emersonian in the history of the College’s track and field program to earn an All-American honor.
EC Agency Gives Students Real-World Marketing Experience with National Client
The long-term scope of the partnership is still developing, but early work will focus on SPJ’s national membership needs and drive.
Creativity@Emerson Constructing a ‘Common Language’ Across Disciplines
Professor Thomas Vogel, an international expert in the field of creativity, wants students and faculty to be able to articulate what creativity means and how it runs through every discipline.
Emerson Classes Translating Science Through Communication, Arts
The yearlong collaboration is about giving visitors another entry point into the scientific knowledge contained in the Museum.
Author Max Brooks: 5 Tips for Positive ‘Cyber-Hygiene’
Brooks spoke about ‘Cyber-Hygiene’ in a panel discussion moderated by Senior Affiliated Faculty member Mohamed Khalil.
Innovative Data Gathering with Emerson College Polling
How they gather data, why they use different collection methods depending on the geography and demography of those they’re polling, and why that matters.
WLP’s Abbott Reflects on Bringing Memoir ‘Fairyland’ to Silver Screen
Alysia Abbott’s memoir details what it was like growing up with a gay father in San Francisco in the 1970s and 1980s.