Law Named for Alum Spurs New Hospital Wayfinding Regulations
Laura’s Law was named for alumna Laura Levis ’04, who died outside a Somerville, Mass., emergency room because she couldn’t find the entrance.
West Says Carlson a Vector of ‘Factitis’: The Guardian
Communication Studies Professor Richard West was in The Guardian talking about ousted FOX host Tucker Carlson and his assault on facts.
Men’s Soccer Emerges as NEWMAC Force: New England Soccer Journal
Head Coach Daniel Toulson led the Lions to its first-ever NEWMAC playoffs and final.
Hashiguchi’s ‘The Only Doctor’ Examines Health Care Crisis in Rural Georgia
The film is having its world premiere Thursday, April 27, at Hot Docs in Toronto, followed by a second screening on May 3.
Emerson Named a Top Film School: Variety
The College is featured in Variety’s annual top film school list alongside other esteemed programs in North America.
See the Future at the E3 Expo
Emerson’s Entrepreneurial Experience (E3) draws students from across majors who spend one academic year developing their idea for a business, product, service, or organization
Raynauld Paper Wins Political Science Award
Raynauld and a co-author won in the Identity Issues Best Paper category.
Podcast Helps Recent Grads Navigate World of Work
Should you go out to happy hour with your coworkers?
Viveiros, McFerren Win Spirit of Emerson, Kindness Awards
The Tom Cooper Spirit of Emerson Award and the Robert Colby Kindness Award are presented to community members who best embody what it means to be an Emersonian, and to those who demonstrate “generosity, teamwork, compassion, and ethics,” respectively.
HowlRound: Fifteen Lessons on Theatre from Maureen Shea
Shea, who died in September 2022, was a profound force, writes Ates in an essay adapted from his remarks at Shea’s memorial gathering, held last month.