Trio of Alums Team Up to Publish Best-Selling Romance Novel
What does it take to make a romance novel come to life?
April Update from the President
At Emerson and colleges across the country, we continue our important work of instruction, scholarship, practice, and performance while simultaneously facing new and unprecedented external pressures.
Kasteel Well Students Explore Water in the Netherlands in Semester-Long Collaboration
The projects were done as part of the new Living Learning Community (LLC) at Kasteel Well, which enhances traditional classroom learning by integrating it with experiences outside the classroom
Emerson Alums Behind Six Peabody-Nominated Projects
The George Foster Peabody Awards recognize artistic achievement and public service in television, radio, digital/interactive, and gaming storytelling
Gersh U. Summer Institute to Launch at Emerson Los Angeles: Variety
The College is partnering with The Gersh Agency and Gersh Gives to provide participants with an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at talent agencies and the ever-evolving entertainment industry.
Emerson Gets a Little Greener, Increases Waste Diversion Rate
Emerson’s waste diversion program increased waste diversion from 18% to 24%.
Raynauld on Social Media, Marketing, Politics ahead of 2025 Canadian Election
Faculty Vincent Raynauld co-authored an op-ed about the influence of marketing on social media political dialogue in reference to upcoming Canadian elections.
AI Can Help or Hurt When Making Self-Tapes, Says Weiss: Backstage
Weiss said to avoid using things like autotune or AI to smooth out self-tapes.
‘Stranger Things’ Have Happened: West ’25 Cast in Original Broadway Production
West is an ensemble cast member for the show that opens at Broadway’s Marquis Theatre on April 22.
Professor Srinivas Wins Guggenheim Fellowship for Monograph on Water Sustainability
Srinivas says she is “honored and grateful” to be the recipient of this prestigious award, which she won in the Anthropology and South Asia Studies category.