Was The Charlesgate Dormitory Haunted?
To this day, Charlesgate East is still considered to be the most haunted building ever owned by the College, and alumni who lived there often talk about the strange happenings they experienced.
Alumna Named Head of Scripted Programming at BET
Traci Blackwell, MA ’14 was named executive vice president of scripted programming at BET Networks, a position created as the network ramps up its inventory of original shows, according to Deadline.
Emerson Launches ‘Tight Knit’ Sock Campaign
The Tight Knit crowdfunding campaign is from October 28 through November 4, and every individual donor will receive a pair of Emerson socks as a “thank you” for their donation.
National Journalists Dissect 2020 Campaign Issues on Emerson Stage
Four prominent political journalists brought their insights, and predictions to the Emerson Paramount Center on Tuesday, October 22, to talk about the defining issues of the 2020 presidential campaign.
Story Boards: WLP Alumnus Uses MFA to Take Gaming to New Levels
JP Cromwell, not surprisingly for a Creative Writing MFA, tells stories for a living. You might hear one of them as you hunt for hidden treasure.
Quiz: Can You Match The WECB Show With Its Description?
Can you match the WECB show with its description?
Moses Shumow Remembered as ‘Dedicated and Passionate’ Teacher, Storyteller
The Emerson community is mourning Associate Professor of Journalism Moses Shumow, who was struck and killed by a commuter train while riding his bicycle in Beverly, Massachusetts, on Tuesday, October 22. He was 42.
The Business of Race with Ice Cream, Soda, and Sneakers
Ben & Jerry’s, Nike, and Pepsi. Three mainstream businesses that approach race and social justice in their marketing campaigns in very different ways.
Emerson College Reflects on Congressman Elijah Cummings’ Legacy
Congressman Elijah Cummings left an indelible mark throughout the country, including the Emerson community.
Ruha Benjamin: How Race and Technology ‘Shape Each Other’
Emerson’s fourth annual Teach-In on Race kicked off Friday, October 18, with a keynote by Princeton Professor and author Ruha Benjamin, who spoke on the intersections of race, bias, and technological design.