After Decades of Tries, Warrell Finds Success with Debut Novel
Sweet, Soft, Plenty Rhythm was a catharsis for Laura Warrell ’95.
Nonprofit Comm Students Help Shrine Shine
It may be another church on another city block to some — but to others, it’s a concrete safe haven, a beacon of hope amid torrid times. St. Anthony’s Shrine, a Franciscan Catholic community at 100 Arch Street in Boston, has been offering vital assistance to Bostonians in need since 1952.
PitchFest Returns to Emerson LA – In Person
Fourteen students and alumni pitched their original film and TV projects to a panel of industry pros.
Nydia Bou Finds Rare Opportunity as New CSD Chair
Bou is looking to create a more culturally diverse pipeline into the speech-language pathology profession.
Social Impact Design a New Minor for a Just Future
The minor allows students to channel their creativity and collaborative spirit into communities beyond Emerson’s campus.
Women’s Soccer Headed to First-Ever NCAA Tourney
The women’s team will travel to Scranton for a first round game.
Emerson Soccer Teams Advance to First-Ever NEWMAC Championships
Both teams will play in NEWMAC championship matches on Saturday.
Playoff Picture: Women’s Soccer Advances, Women’s Volleyball Falls, Men’s Soccer Plays Thursday
For the first-time ever, three Emerson teams made the NEWMAC playoffs.
Emersonians Make Pitch to Be ‘America’s Next Great Author’
Sisel Gelman Montero ’23 describes her novel, Lovers Gone, as a “deconstructed Bildungsroman about immigration”
Faithful Representation: Church Choir Brought Her to Emerson
Delphine Vasser ‘78 says she was just beginning her journey when the Lord sent her to Emerson College.