Emerson Today
Recently, Emerson Communication Studies students helped 16 public high school students with visual impairment learn the fundamentals of podcasting, during a day-long pilot workshop with the Perkins School for the Blind.
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Since Emerson extended its presence westward into Los Angeles over 30 years ago, Emerson Los Angeles (ELA) has been seen as a hub mainly for students in the School of Art. But not anymore.
Roger House, associate professor of American Studies, explains the history of British and American tabloids to Reader’s Digest, which is timely as the recent Meghan and Harry stunning announcement is most likely due in part to the intense media scrutiny they face.
The SGA notebook is a tradition that’s been passed down from class to class.
From 2:00 a.m. to approximately 6:00 a.m. on Wednesday, January 15, and Thursday, January 16, the 114 Boylston Street entrance to the ECPD will be temporarily closed due to the sidewalk construction project.
Emerson College community members interested in organizing carpools can access baystatecommute.com.
Film editor Michael McCusker ’88 was nominated for an Academy Award on January 13 for his work on Ford v Ferrari, his 16th nomination for the film that has already garnered him six regional award season wins.
Associate Professor and MFA Program Director of Creative Writing Jabari Asim reviewed iconic American author Zora Neale Hurston’s compilation of stories “Hitting a Straight Lick With a Crooked Stick,” edited by Genevieve West, with a foreword by Tayari Jones in the New York Times.
By James Macak Jessica Hill Cabrera-Contaoi, MFA ’20 found out she won one of the Final Draft Big Break TV writing competitions about a month ago, but Final Draft officials … Continue Reading MFA Student Scores Win in National TV/Film Writing Competition
Complementing Emerson’s goal of reaching carbon neutrality by 2030, the College has participated in the Green Ribbon Commission (GRC) for the last several years. The GRC unites Boston leaders to develop shared strategies that fight climate change and align with the City of Boston’s Climate Action Plan.