Celebrating Emerson Faculty’s Creativity, Scholarship
Emerson faculty were busy over the past year, racking up awards, fellowships, books, and papers, in addition to sharing what they know with students.
Reisman on Collaboration, Adaptation, and Nudist Colonies in Leave No Trace
Producer Linda Reisman dropped by the Bright Lights Film Series screening of her latest film, Leave No Trace, to talk about her work on the project
My Dinner With Lee: Students Have President’s Ear at Mealtime Events
About a dozen Emerson students were invited to dine with President Pelton at his home last Thursday.
Students Get Full Sports Communication Experience in ESPY’s Workshop
Emerson students went behind the scenes of the sports industry’s highly-acclaimed Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly Award show during Emerson’s inaugural ESPYs Workshop in Los Angeles this summer.
Comedian Iliza Shlesinger ’05 Tells Students, ‘Be Undeniable’
Comedian Iliza Shlesinger ’05 shared career advice and her experiences as a woman working in stand-up with an Emerson classroom on Saturday.
Communication Students ‘Reclaiming Conversation’ This Fall
In today’s digitally mediated society, face-to-face dialogue is being replaced with text and video messaging. School of Communication students are exploring this paradigmatic shift as a part of the “Let’s Talk!” First-Year Initiative.
Emerson’s “Borderless Campus” Expands to Switzerland
Students soon will be able to earn both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in four years at Franklin University Switzerland and Emerson College.
New Emerson App Puts Campus in Students’ Hands
This year’s Emerson College app is full of information students want to know, right this minute.
Winkler ’67 “Clears the Table” at Emmys, Joins Other Alumni Winners
The 70th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards opened Monday night with a long-awaited win for Emerson alumnus Henry Winkler ’67, who won for his work on HBO’s Barry.
Ketner a “Force of Nature” in Bringing Transformative Art to Emerson
Distinguished Curator-in-Residence Joseph Ketner is being remembered this week by colleagues and students as an art historian who believed in the power of art to change the world. He died late last week after a battle with cancer.