First Joe Knoll Emerson Impact Award Presented at Staff Appreciation Celebration
Interim Director of Facilities Management Derrek Eno received the first Joe Knoll Emerson Impact Award.
CSD Team Presents Research on Autistic/Non-Autistic Communication in Prague
INSAR draws leading scientists, clinicians, and advocates from around the world to share advancements in autism spectrum research.
National Press Club Scholarship Helps Lam ’26 Launch Reporting Career in D.C.
The Lewis Scholarship provides housing and a monthly stipend to support journalists of color interning at news media outlets in D.C.
Asim, Edell Awarded Mann Stearns Award for Scholarly Travel
The $3,000 Norman and Irma Mann Stearns Distinguished Faculty Award honors full-time tenured or tenure-track faculty for scholarly or creative achievement.
Henry Winkler Tells Graduates to Find Their Gift and Give it to the World
The Emmy-winning actor, producer, director, and author returned to his alma mater to address the graduating Class of 2026 at the College’s 146th Commencement on Saturday.
BFA Showcases Display Designers and Actors Skills to Industry Insiders
The annual showcases offers graduating seniors a chance to present their work to industry professionals in NYC and Boston.
An Emersonian’s Guide to Tribeca
The Tribeca Film Festival runs June 3-14 in New York City and will demonstrate the depth and breadth of Emerson alumni and faculty filmmaking.
Building Your Own Major: MacKay ’26 Combines Poetry and Critical Theory
MacKay combined her passions for poetry, philosophy, sociology, and language into a course of study uniquely her own.
Publishing Students Work with Industry Pros on AI Guidance
Undergraduate students in Assistant Professor Sarah Cole’s Sustainable Publishing with Artificial Intelligence class have written FAQs that publishers across the U.S. and Canada will use.
A Curtain Call Commencement: Papayoanou ’26 Celebrates Graduation on Stage
His family, who had already made plans to visit from Singapore to attend Commencement, was able to watch him perform on stage instead.