Marlboro Students Get Firsthand Look at Emerson with Campus Visit
Marlboro College students visited Emerson College on Valentine’s Day.
Persistence in Media, the Social Justice & Media Symposium 2020
Scholars are seeking new methods for teaching responsible journalism, and activists are advocating for the media and civic systems that best reflect equitable and vibrant societies. On Feb. 28, in the Paramount Center’s Black Box Theater, they will gather from across continents to discuss solutions at the inaugural Social Justice & Media Symposium.
Five Reasons Emerson and Marlboro Are Perfect for Each Other
From space, Marlboro and Emerson couldn’t look more different. But on the ground where it counts, with the people and the traditions, the colleges have much in common.
Alum Creates Campaign to Unite Shoppers and Businesses Against Gun Violence
It’s a simple symbol that businesses can use to let customers know they support gun safety policies.
Luyster Receives $1.67M NIH Grant to Study Language Development
Throughout her career, Rhiannon Luyster has conducted extensive research on language development among children—especially those with autism spectrum disorder.
Four Alumni Being Honored for Professional Achievement
Four well-deserving alumni will receive Achievement Awards.
Caucus Grants Help Emersonians Finish Films
Two Emerson College alumni, Alexandra Gellert, MFA ’19, and Noah Graham ’19, were awarded grants to complete their student films from The Caucus Foundation, a nonprofit organization established in 2000 to promote diversity in the entertainment industry.
Alumnus Wins Oscar for ‘Ford v Ferrari’
Film editor Michael McCusker ’88 won an Academy Award for his work on Ford v Ferrari.
Oscar Talk 2020: This Year’s Buzz and a Tribute to John Singleton
With the Academy Awards just days away, Emerson’s Oscar Talk explored the influences behind film’s most coveted prizes, and honored the work of a filmmaking icon.
Emerson Polling Finds No Clear Oscar Pick, Respect for Singleton
Nearly 40 percent of Americans surveyed by Emerson Polling last month had no idea which film should win the Academy Award for Best Picture on Sunday, but among those who did, Joker came out on top.