Important Encampment Update
We support our community’s right to express their views through protest. However, they must do so in a manner consistent with the laws of the City of Boston and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Faculty-Produced Film Touring Festivals, Museums
The feature film will screen at festivals around the world this summer, while a gallery version kicks off a U.S. museum tour at the Whitney Biennial.
Future Speech-Language Pathologists Demonstrate Research at CSD Showcase
Three CSD graduate students are presenting their theses on April 24.
Emerson Seniors Honored for Leadership
Purple Key recipients demonstrate exceptional leadership and service, a strong commitment to civic engagement, and solid academic achievement.
Protest in Boylston Place Alley
The College strongly supports the right to express one’s beliefs through protest. This right comes with the responsibility of doing so without bigotry or hatred in any form.
ComEx! Performers Take on Mascots, ‘Twilight’, Dinosaurs
Audiences enjoyed students performing standup, sketches, improv, and more.
Announcement: Farewell to Diane Paxton
It is with gratitude and appreciation — and more than a little bit of sadness — that I announce that Diane Paxton, Director of Student Accessibility Services, will be leaving Emerson to begin a well-deserved third act
BCE Cohorts Bring New Ideas, Help Revive Reagle Music Theatre
Since the fall of 2022, two cohorts of BCE seniors helped lift up the theater company and outline a path for its ongoing success.
Pie A Phi Raises Funds for Worthy Foundation
Funds raised were donated to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation.
ELA’s 6 in 60 Gives Emerson Filmmakers Screenings, Support
Six filmmakers were chosen among nearly 70 submissions this year. Emerson LA staff, along with alumni volunteers, produce the showcase.