From Teenage Fan to GM: Howard ‘D’ Simpson Now Leading WERS
As a teenager Simpson was a big fan of WERS, and now he’s the GM.
Emerson Celebrating Pride Month with Slew of Events, New Pride Fund
Enjoy panel discussions, screenings and more to celebrate Pride with Emerson.
‘Good Morning Emerson’ Wins Five Telly Awards, EVVYs Nabs One
Good Morning Emerson’s presidential coverage earned a silver Telly Award.
Little Building Honored for Cutting-Edge Historic Preservation
The two-year project, designed by Elkus Manfredi Architects and built by Suffolk Construction, “used cutting edge techniques to demonstrate the aesthetic, cultural, environmental, and economic benefits of preservation.”
WERS GM Jack Casey Signs Off from Emerson for the Last Time
Jack Casey is retiring from Emerson, but don’t expect him to slow down.
AAPI Heritage Month: The Price of Lack of Representation in Media
We asked Emerson faculty members about this lack of representation and visibility in the media, how it affects Asian Americans, and what needs to happen to reverse the trend.
President Pelton Speaks on COVID and Equity in Higher Ed in AICUM Panel
President Lee Pelton joined 10 other college presidents in a May 24 Zoom panel to talk about the most pressing issues facing higher ed today.
PR Students Pitch, Produce Pro Rugby Media Event
As the DC Old Glory prepared for the 2021 Major League Rugby season, they received some off-the-pitch help from Emerson College students, who had ideas for promoting the diversity of both the team and the league.
A Production Pipeline Streams From Emerson to Lyric Stage Company
Lyric Stage Company provides indispensable opportunities to current students.
Robbie McCauley Remembered as ‘Present,’ Powerful Performer, Generous Colleague
The Performing Arts Department lost another of its lights with the death of Professor Emerita Robbie McCauley on Thursday, May 20.