For 10 years, the award-winning Emerson Los Angeles building has stood on Sunset Boulevard. Thousands have lived and learned inside the futuristic building, but only the Spring 2014 class can say they did it first.
College leadership has been learning from the events of last spring, while laying the foundation for a strong future for Emerson.
To help bridge the divides that emerged in the community last spring and lean into Emerson’s strengths in communication and arts, the College has launched EmersonTogether.
Emerson College’s motto, “Expression Necessary to Evolution,” has long helped inform its commitment to speech and dialogue for many years, and the College remains committed to free speech and civil dialogue as core principles and values.
Emerson Today invited new faculty (and returning faculty in new roles) to answer a handful of questions about their work and their interests.
Thato Mwosa is one of 14 screenwriters accepted to the prestigious Writer’s Lab.
College leaders offered advice to new students to help them make the most of their four years at Emerson.
New Zealand, Ghana, Ireland, and Greece are just some of the countries students matriculated through Global Pathways programs.
The Little Building was abuzz with eager first semester students exhilarated about their next step in life.
Nejem Raheem’s band Boundary Objects is playing at the UnCommon Stage on August 29.
