‘Mixed-ish’ Actress Trinitee Stokes Attending Emerson This Fall
Stokes plans on majoring in political communication.
Honoring Juneteenth: A Message from Interim President Bill Gilligan
I am inspired by the possibilities of what the Emerson community can achieve together, if we—as Dr. Spears calls upon us to do—reflect, learn, and take action to liberate ourselves from the pernicious practices and beliefs that oppress Black and Brown people.
Two Emersonians Part of Boston Globe Pulitzer Prize Winning Team
Their reporting led to immediate reforms, including suspensions, investigations, and reviews.
COVID-19 Update: Fall 2021 Vaccine Requirement Reminder
All students studying in person on any of Emerson’s campuses and programs this fall must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, unless they have approved medical or religious exemptions.
House Says Juneteenth is a Distraction, We Should Honor The 13th Amendment Instead
Unlike Juneteenth, the 13th Amendment is an indispensable and powerful part of our national story.
A Reflection on Juneteenth
What does it mean to celebrate the abolition of slavery while many continue to fight for the fundamental promises of abolition?
Incoming First-Year Student Passes Million Streams on Spotify
Greenstein recently opened for legendary DJ/producer Steve Aoki.
Emerson Polls Cited By WaPo, Newsweek, and Yahoo About NYC Mayoral Race
Emerson Polling continues to provide insight into the New York City mayoral race.
Gillen ’77 Remembered as Formidable Journalist Who ‘Put Words Into Action’
Her work led, in some cases, to legislation being passed, and in many cases to local Emmy Awards and other accolades.
Anderson in Tulsa World for Chautauqua Show
Communication Studies Professor Emeritus John Anderson was featured in the Tulsa World for his work in this year’s Tulsa Chautauqua, which ran virtually June 8-12.