In September, Emerson Journalism students immersed themselves in the competitive media field during the Excellence in Journalism (EIJ) Conference, where rising and professional journalists convene for some of the industry’s best training and networking opportunities.
Hysteria, is being presented by the Neo-Political Cowgirls (NPC) on October 30 at the Old South Church, and all proceeds will benefit the Lucas Flint Scholarship Fund.
The Emerson community will again come together to ask difficult questions and share perspectives on identity, community, and social justice at the fourth annual Teach-In on Race, being held Friday, October 18, at locations across campus.
Emerson School of Communication students are making an impact towards solving some of the world’s most pressing problems in this year’s SOC First-Year Initiative (FYI) – which is based on a global plan of action from the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
A student, athlete, leader, artist, music lover, son, brother and friend, 19-year-old Emerson sophomore, Daniel Hollis, of Mendon, Mass., left his mark on campus before succumbing to fatal injuries he received following an off-campus altercation.
Kimberly Lin, a second-year CSD grad student from Long Island, New York, earned a selective spot in the American Speech–Language–Hearing Association (ASHA) Minority Student Leadership Program. ASHA is the country’s certifying organization for speech-language pathologists and audiologists.
For the second straight week, an Emerson Lion earned a NEWMAC Player Of The Week for women’s volleyball.
There were Hollywood heavy hitters, famous names, not-so famous names, and sentimental responses.
Navigating your first-year at college can be difficult for anyone, and it can be even more arduous for international students who often face language barriers, cultural differences and homesickness.
Associate Professor Jabari Asim was honored this week to learn that his essay, Getting It Twisted, is included in The Best American Essays 2019 anthology.
