Remembering Norman Lear ’44, a Titan of Comedy
As the creator of some of the most groundbreaking TV shows of the 1970s and ‘80s, Lear used his comedies to portray American families as people with real struggles, foibles, bigotries, and love.
A Century of Laughs and Breakfast Thoughts
On July 27, 2022, Norman Lear ‘44, the man who arguably did more to shape television in the 20th century than anyone else, hits the century mark.
Past Lives and Present Glories of Emerson’s Paramount Center
Many theaters and a couple of hotels stood at the site of the Paramount Center through the years.
Comics of Color Bring on an ‘A-COC-alypse’ in Showcase
No joke: Students want Comics of Color to be an official Emerson-recognized organization.
Ballad of a Thin Jacket: An Emersonian Spin on ‘Bob Dylan Core’ TikTok Trend
“This was truly the Emerson College experience,” said one TikTokker.
Gellman on Why and How We Teach College in Prison: New Books Network Podcast
Gellman is the director of the Emerson Prison Initiative.
Are Consumers Buying Black Friday Marketing?
Consumers opened their wallets during Black Friday weekend for deals and sales, and embraced the holiday season.
Over 70 Years, Community’s Needs Shaped Robbins Center
Since 1953, the Robbins Center has helped thousands of people overcome communication disorders and trained hundreds of clinicians.
Emerson Leaders on Synthesizing Internationalization, Equity
“The goal is for everyone in the community to thrive and be inspired,” Pinder said.
Arts Leaders Celebrate David Howse’s Impact on ArtsEmerson, Boston
Howse is leaving at the end of this month, to become the president of California College of the Arts in San Francisco.