Twitter Xed Out: How Are Journalists Using Social Media Now?
TikTok? Instagram? Facebook? X? Mastodon? Snapchat???
Joosten ’05 Presents ‘The Gay Icon’s Guide to Life’
Joosten says the phrasing and style is the closest thing to his own voice of any book he’s written.
Leadership Team Announcement
I am excited to announce that Dr. Jon Derek Croteau, a 1998 Emerson graduate who has served in senior strategic roles in industry and higher education, has accepted my offer to join the College as our new Vice President of Strategy, Innovation, and Institutional Initiatives.
EL Planeta Highlights unCommon Stage Block Party
Spanish-language news outlet El Planeta previews this weekend’s block party on Saturday, June 1, at the College’s unCommon Stage and Harpoon Beer Garden, featuring live music and giveaways.
Leadership Team Update: Student Affairs
After eight years of leadership at Emerson College, Jim Hoppe, Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean for Campus Life, has been selected as the Senior Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students at Bowdoin College in Maine.
Love of Quadball Continues to Soar After Emerson
It was hard to throw a dodgeball without hitting an Emersonian at the Quadball Cup.
ArtsEmerson, Emerson Contemporary, HowlRound Awarded NEA Arts Grants
Emerson’s three projects are among 1,135 projects selected during the second round of Grants for Arts Projects fiscal 2024 funding, with awards totaling $37 million.
McLarin on GBH’s “Basic Black” Program and Its Influence: Boston Globe
Kim McLarin, Professor & Interim Dean of Graduate & Professional Studies, discussed the significance of GBH’s “Basic Black” TV program, suspended last week in conjunction with two other shows on the PBS-member station.
New ArtsEmerson Season Looks to Forge Connection, Conversation
Nine shows originate from around the corner in Boston, across the pond in the U.K. and Belgium, from down in South African, and even interstellar space.
NEH Grant to Help Explore New Climate Communication Major
The project funded by the NEH Humanities Connections Planning Grant will be directed by four faculty members from the School of Communication, the School of the Arts, and the Marlboro Institute of Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies