Emerson Celebrates 50 Years of Hip Hop’s Cultural, Economic Impact
In 50 years Hip Hop went from being born in a Bronx basement party to birthing billionaires.
The Internship Diaries, Part 3: Making It Count
Journalism major Isa Luzarraga ’25 interned this summer at The Kansas City Star through the Dow Jones News Fund’s internship program, and wrote about her experience
Stefani Davila ’24 Leads from the Heart in Her Brother’s Memory
Alex Davila died in 2006, leaving behind a legacy of kindness that inspired his family.
Five Things to Know About Hearing Loss
As a speech language pathologist, Maryam Salehomoum specializes in deafness and literacy development.
From X to Barbie: Marketing Faculty on the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Rebranding
What’s in a name? That which we call a Coca-Cola by any other name would taste just as sweet.
Professor Emeritus Manny Paraschos Remembered as Witty, Ethical, and Influential
Paraschos’ book The Boston Journalism Trail, is still provided to first-year students.
Dudley ’10 and Ciszewski Create Space for ‘Lovefool’
Ciszewski said working at Emerson has helped him become a better producer.
Military Veteran Lauren Johnson Takes Off the Camouflage in Debut Memoir
Johnson spoke to Emerson Today about her memoir, the book being on the cover of Penthouse, and her Emerson graduate experience.
House: Let NAACP Conference Be Springboard to ‘Unity Summit’
Faculty and staff will attend the annual celebration of Black leadership, culture, and ideas.
The Internship Diaries, Part 2: Embrace the Blank Page
Isa Luzarraga ’25 is interning this summer at The Kansas City Star through the Dow Jones News Fund’s internship program, and writing about her experience.