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Faculty and staff are invited to celebrate with Emerson College Print and Mail Services on Tuesday, December 17, 10:00 to 12:00 pm, in the Bordy Theater.
ESPN hosted its first-ever live Woj Podcast with the network’s Senior National Basketball Association Insider Adrian Wojnarowski on December 5 in Emerson’s Bobbi Brown and Steven Plofker Gym. Woj’s guest was Emerson alumnus and Oklahoma City Thunder General Manager Sam Presti ’00. Before the podcast, Presti spoke with Emerson Today about his time at Emerson, his success in the NBA, and what he does when he’s back home in Massachusetts.
The Tiny Thrift Store in the basement of the Colonial Building offers the Emerson community a space to donate and take clothing. Simply place wearable clothing and shoes into the cabinet and/or take what you need. Curious what’s inside? Follow @ectinythrift on Instagram for regular updates.
World renowned entertainers continue to turn to Emerson alumnus Jeff Raymond ’94 for talent representation — a 25-year career during which he has served clients such as Britney Spears, David Beckham, Lionel Richie, Stephan Curry, NASCAR’s Jimmie Johnson and Vin Diesel.
This Thanksgiving, students from Emerson and Marlboro colleges shared a meal and their perspectives on Marlboro’s southern Vermont campus just three weeks after the two institutions announced that they were exploring an alliance beginning next summer.
No one expected that there would be a line of Emerson College Lions to the NBA.
The schedule and the work to be done next week for the Boylston Street sidewalk project is as follows:
An anonymous donor has collaborated with the Spirit of Emerson Committee to debut a new campus-wide award in Spring 2020 celebrating the act of kindness.
People investigate how mass incarceration affects low-income families and communities of color through many lenses: poverty rates, education levels, health metrics. Visual and Media Arts Assistant Professor Rashin Fahandej uses the lullaby.