Emerson Soccer Teams Advance to First-Ever NEWMAC Championships
Both teams will play in NEWMAC championship matches on Saturday.
Watch: Fall Southwick Recital Offers Tales of Transformation
The Southwick Rectial, an Emerson tradition begun in 1900, was revived in 2020.
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”
Emerson Makes The Wrap’s Top Film Schools Top Ten Once Again
The College’s Visual and Media Arts program lands at #7 on The Wrap’s Top 50 Film Schools for 2022 ranking, alongside esteemed programs across the country. Emerson’s ranking highlights notable alumni, its BFA in film art, and new anti-racist filmmaking and accessible cinema program offerings.
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.
COVID Update: Bivalent Boosters
Individuals who have not received any previous COVID-19 boosters will need to get the COVID-19 bivalent booster in order to remain in compliance with the College’s vaccine requirements
Halloween Comes Once a Year, Gothic Literature Is Eternal
“Mary Shelley was a teenager in 1816 when she came up with Victor Frankenstein’s nameless creature, and here we are, giving children boxes of cereal with a drawing of her idea on the front.”
Five Things to Know About Covering the ‘Dystopia Beat’
NBC reporter and Emerson College alum Ben Colllins visited his alma mater to discuss how he covers the “dystopia beat.”
Woodward, Kay to Keynote GlobCom Summit
Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist Bob Woodward and New York Times bestselling author and BBC correspondent Katty Kay will headline this year’s Emerson-Blanquerna Global Communication Summit