A Look Back: Legendary James Earl Jones Gives ’94 Commencement Address
Acting icon James Earl Jones , who passed away this week, gave the College’s 1994 commencement address to graduates.
McLarin Essay Collection Honored by Group Behind Massachusetts Book Awards
The book, subtitled “Notes from Periracial America,” is a collection of essays that “illuminate the pain and power of aging, Blackness, and feminism.”
Sept. 10: Last Day to Add Courses without Instructor Permission
From Wednesday, September 11 through Tuesday, September 17, you may still add a course to your schedule, but you would first need to receive instructor permission.
Ten Years On, 2014 Grads Recall ‘Breaking In’ Emerson LA’s Sunset Address
For 10 years, the award-winning Emerson Los Angeles building has stood on Sunset Boulevard. Thousands have lived and learned inside the futuristic building, but only the Spring 2014 class can say they did it first.
Lieb on Celebrities & Endorsing Politicians: USA Today
Marketing Communication professor and music marketing researcher Kristin Lieb shares insight on pop starts, branding, and why fans expect (or want) them to endorse a political candidate.
Orientation Leaders Welcome Class of 2028: WCVB
Local news station WCVB aired a clip of enthusiastic College Orientation Leaders welcoming first-year students to campus, as classes started today.
Kicking Off the New Academic Year
There is no other college in the world like Emerson, and I am energized by the potential of the new year ahead.
Emerson Prepares for the Fall and Plans for the Future
College leadership has been learning from the events of last spring, while laying the foundation for a strong future for Emerson.
Building a Caring and Compassionate Emerson Community
To help bridge the divides that emerged in the community last spring and lean into Emerson’s strengths in communication and arts, the College has launched EmersonTogether.
Focusing on Expression at Emerson
Emerson College’s motto, “Expression Necessary to Evolution,” has long helped inform its commitment to speech and dialogue for many years, and the College remains committed to free speech and civil dialogue as core principles and values.