Emerson Graduates Win Student Academy Award
Georden West, MFA ’18, has won a Student Academy Award in the Alternative/Experimental category for their short film, Patron Saint.
Emerson Hosts Training Program for Rising Japanese Journalists
Japan’s largest media conglomerate, Yomiuri Shimbun — which has the largest newspaper circulation in the world — recently partnered with Emerson College to train some of its most promising rising journalists in data journalism and digital techniques.
Media Art Gallery to Explore Error with ‘GlitchKraft’
The newest exhibit at Emerson’s Media Art Gallery will be full of mistakes.
Emerson Students Explored ‘Fracturing Societies and the Erosion of Trust’ at Global Media Academy
Emerson College’s Global Pathways programs are more than just study abroad programs. Case in point – Emerson’s annual Salzburg: Global Media Academy, a three-week program in the summer where students focus on media literacy, and global networks for innovation and engagement in digital culture.
Ask The Archivist: What Were the Southwick Recitals?
Seeing how popular recitals were in 1900, Emerson College’s Dean Henry Lawrence Southwick, a noted performed, created an annual recital series in which an individual would single-handedly perform a play, musical, novel, or poem.
U.S. News Ranks Emerson in Top Ten for Fourth Year
Emerson is once again ranked among the top 10 in the U.S. News & World Report Regional North category, and climbed five spots to #5 in Most Innovative Schools among northern universities.
Pop-Up Art Gallery in Downtown Boston Created by Alumnus Sam Fish
As part of the inaugural class of Emerson College’s E3 program, Sam Fish ’15, knows that to be a successful entrepreneur you have to take risks.
Alumni Come Together at Emerson Los Angeles for An Evening on Sunset
One hundred and fifty-two Emersonians gathered to build connections and catch up with friends at An Evening on Sunset on Wednesday, August 28, at Emerson Los Angeles.
Emerson Alumna Adele Lim Leaves ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Sequel Due to Pay Disparity
Emerson College alumna Adele Lim ’96 has dropped out as the co-writer to the Crazy Rich Asians sequels due to making far less than her male co-writing counterpart.
Then and Now: The Little Building’s Big History
Back in the day before websites, documentaries, and the talkies — there was the Little Building News.