Mascobetto, MA ’26, Supports Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Ukrainian Refugees
Mascobetto joined a team of audiologists and SLPs in Poland to support deaf and hard-of-hearing Ukrainian refugees.
Building Your Own Major: Nel Blinman ’26 Turns Trash Into Political Puppetry
Blinman created their own IDS program major examining the intersection of anthropology and puppetry.
Lights, Camera, Switch Roles: One Script, Endless Possibilities
Students relied on their creativity to shape the story and complete the entire film within a 50-minute class period.
Gen X Creatives Urge Students Not to ‘Sell Out’ in AI-Driven Industry at BCE Showcase
Technology will keep changing. But your creative identity shouldn’t.
2026 SOC Awards Reflect Record-Breaking Nomination Year
The 2026 program recognized more than 150 nominees across 21 award categories.
Emerson Named to Variety’s 2026 Top Film Schools
Variety’s annual Entertainment Education Impact Report underscores the College’s leadership in the entertainment and media industry.
No Case Studies Here: BCE Seniors Take On Real Clients… and Deliver
Students collaborated with local companies including the Rockwell Theater, Complex Media + WYAR, and Boston’s ICA.
Entrepreneurship Minor Pivots to More Accessible Format
Over the years, Emerson’s Entrepreneurship minor has launched roughly 150 businesses across all sorts of sectors.
Garber ’26 Working Behind the Scenes at Boston 25
Garber’s role for broadcasts includes operating the teleprompter, managing the studio floor, directing on-air talent, or running a jib camera.
Emerson’s New SOA Dean on Interdisciplinarity, AI, and Shakespeare
Emerson Today asked Dr. Amy Cook about what drew her to Emerson, how the arts and liberal arts fit into a rapidly changing economy, and why everyone should have a Shakespeare line or two at the ready.