Alumni Journalists Share Insider Advice with Emerson Students
Alums working for CNN, NPR, Boston Globe, and more stressed the importance of taking initiative and risks in a changing media landscape.
Emerson’s Cross Country Lions Take Pride in Racing to Season’s Finish Line
Emerson’s cross country teams run to win while enjoying the camaraderie of their teammates.
Emerson College Redefines Political Polling Landscape
Innovative data collection methods has helped make Emerson College Polling a highly respected polling organization.
Emerson Professor, His Student, Selected for Best Essays Anthology
Distinguished Professor Jerald Walker’s essay, “It’s Hard Out Here for a Memoirist,” is his sixth to appear in the prestigious annual anthology.
Comedian Rosie O’Donnell Advises Students in Emerson’s Comedy Conservatory
O’Donnell answered questions and shared career advice to the handful of juniors who are spending a semester at ELA studying various aspects of comedy.
A New Vision: Emerson Grad Student’s Filmmaking Evolves With Rare Eye Condition
Kawasaki could tell his vision was becoming increasingly limited when he was an underwater cameraman.
Ferrara’s New Book Examines Muslim vs. Catholic Experiences in France
Ferrara’s research ties into her classrooms at Emerson, where she discusses inclusion, belonging, and bias.
Emerson Stage’s ‘POTUS’ Explores Political Humor’s Social Impact
Faculty and staff discussed how humor cathartically reflects current events, providing relief, and critique.
Community Engagement, Data, Foundation of College’s Strategic Planning Process
Since December 2023, the Strategic Planning committees, with the help of Huron Consulting Group, have been asking Emerson stakeholders what they think the College’s priorities should be.
VMA Faculty Member’s Doc Wins Top Prize from Library of Congress
Visual and Media Arts affiliated faculty member Kathryn Dietz’s documentary series ‘Cartooning America’ is about the creators of Betty Boop and Popeye.