Men’s Soccer Nets Goal with Fundraiser for Youth in Developing Countries
The team raised more than $7,500 for Grassroots Soccer.
Comedy at Emerson Heading West with New Semester at ELA
Students studying for the first-in-the-nation BFA in Comedic Arts will have the opportunity to spend the fall of their junior year taking courses only offered in LA:
Summer Community Equity Progress
The Beyond Racial Equity (BRE) Strategic Review process has concluded and the full report and recommendations, as well as a summary, will be shared with the community.
Gellman on College in Prison and Changing Faculty Perspectives: The Conversation
The director of the Emerson Prison Initiative, writes about how she and other faculty are rethinking what and how they teach.
Speaking the Same Language: Professors Revisit Linguistic Categorizations of Autism
The medical community has yet to streamline new linguistic frameworks for diagnosing autism.
Women’s Soccer First-Ever Emerson Team Nationally Ranked
With three more regular season games, the Lions are looking to roar into the postseason.
Emerson Polling Looks to Unlock the Hispanic Vote
The research will be the focus of a spring semester course.
Announcement: Enrollment Management Leadership
I am writing to share the bittersweet news that Vice President of Enrollment Management Ruthanne Madsen will resign her position in November to accept the position of Vice President of Enrollment Management at Babson College in Wellesley, MA.
Alum Olayiwola’s Passionate Poem Honors Celtics Great Bill Russell Before Tip-Off
Olayiwola delivered her passionate piece in the darkened arena under a green spotlight.
Brelis ’17 Stars in One-Woman Show Telling Her Pandemic Story
Brelis chronicles her own mental health crisis during the pandemic.