In these past eight months, our commonwealth of learning has come together like never before. With the health and safety of our community members as our top priority, we not only re-opened Emerson safely in August, we have positioned the College to thrive in a post-pandemic world.
Lamenting the loss of normal comedy shows, Eddie Tarr and Jonah Bowen realized that Boston Common would be a safe and accessible place to perform…with a built-in audience.
Students learned from alumni the valuable lessons of managing uncertainty with mental resilience, adaptability, and flexibility.
Emerson’s Common Collective is just that — Emersonians using their common interests for a collective purpose: Applying their communication skills to advance the goals of Emerson organizations as well as non-profits outside the college.
This week, Emerson College participates in International Education Week, a worldwide initiative marked by several events celebrating our diverse communities and global approach to the pursuit of knowledge and creativity.
The Emerson College Alumni Association celebrated the 2020 Alumni Achievement Award recipients.
Famous alums responded to Joe Biden declared President-elect.
How does the Golden Rule apply to the modern world?
Add a little magic to your Wednesday night when Magic for Humans creator Justin Willman ’02 drops by Emerson screens to chat about his path from the College to basic cable to Netflix.
Biden and Trump spent millions on advertising.
