In any other year, the students in Associate Professor Marsha Della Giustina’s broadcast journalism capstone class would have spent the semester producing their own half-hour television program about a topic of their choice. Each student would have contributed to each of their classmates’ programs, in roles such as anchor, reporter, or associate producer.
Professor Cristina Kotz Cornejo has been named the next chair of the Visual and Media Arts (VMA) Department, effective July 1, taking over from Professor Brooke Knight, who begins a job as Assistant Provost for Faculty Affairs this summer.
President Lee Pelton will be inducted into the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce’s (GBCC) Academy of Distinguished Bostonians on June 29, during the chamber’s first ever virtual Annual Meeting.
Emerson Today is profiling members of the Class of 2020 to hear about their time at the College and their plans for the future.
Lauren Granada covered the Oscars, Emmys, Iowa Caucuses and more during her time at Emerson.
Started in 2005, the E3 minor in Emerson’s School of Communication (SOC) is a yearlong immersive program designed to teach students from all majors how to build and launch their own business ventures. Directed by Lu Ann Reeb, Senior Executive-in-Residence in Marketing Communication, this year’s E3 class went remote along with the rest of the college in March due to the COVID-19 crisis. , leaving Reeb to instruct students both one-on-one and as a group across five time zones and four countries — including China, India, Costa Rica and the U.S.
The Robbins Center went from in person face-to-face meetings with clients to telehealth sessions.
The Little Building was illuminated with art and messages of celebration Saturday night, part of a projection installation to honor Emerson’s Class of 2020 and graduating seniors from across Boston.
Watsky set the world record for longest freestyle rap while raising money for COVID relief.
Tucked in a corner on the edge of Los Angeles’s Arts District lies the production company Hyperion LA. Inside its two-story office, four employees buzz about. All but one is an Emersonian.
