WBUR Profiles ArtsEmerson’s Work in Fostering Arts Equity
In a commentary piece for WBUR’s The ARTery, Marcia Garcia describes how ArtsEmerson, celebrating its 10th anniversary, is moving the needle regarding equity in the arts.
New WLP Chair on the Power of the Written Word
“I think our department is a unique configuration of the various ways of engaging with what all the faculty, all the staff, all the students really love, which is … the written word.”
Struck on Evolution of Local News for The Christian Science Monitor
Senior Journalist-in-Residence Doug Struck provided an in-depth feature article in The Christian Science Monitor about how local news organizations are staying afloat.
Keeping Daniel Hollis ’22 in Our Thoughts
Over the weekend, a member of our community, Daniel Hollis ’22, was involved in an altercation off campus that resulted in Dan suffering a life-threatening head injury. The College is devastated by this news and is sending thoughts and prayers to Dan, his family, and his loved ones as they endure this very difficult period.
Announcement of Anne Shaughnessy as Vice President and Special Assistant to the President
Dear Emerson Community, I am pleased to share with you that Anne Shaughnessy, Associate Vice President, Office of the President and Board of Trustees, has been appointed Vice President and … Continue Reading Announcement of Anne Shaughnessy as Vice President and Special Assistant to the President
Open Student Office Hours with President Pelton
President Pelton will be holding open office hours for students on Thursday, October 3, from 3:45-5:00 pm, at the President’s Office located on the 14th floor of the Ansin Building.
Emerson Joins Pro-DACA Amicus Brief in Supreme Court Cases
Emerson College has signed on to an amicus brief supporting various cases before the U.S. Supreme Court that challenge the Trump administration’s decision to rescind Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
‘Friends’ 25th Anniversary: Producer Kevin Bright ’76 on Ross and Rachel, Best Cameos and More
Were Rachel and Ross on a break? Did Monica and Chandler end up with a fairytale ending? Friends executive producer and alumnus Kevin Bright tackled questions about the beloved sitcom.
Alumna Elected to Writers Guild of America West’s Board of Directors
Emerson College alumna Liz Alper ’08 was recently elected to the Writers Guild of America West’s Board of Directors.
TV Legend Meets First Recipient of Norman Lear Scholarship
Television legend and Emerson College alumnus Norman Lear ’44 meets with Worlanyo Mensah ’23, the first recipient of the full, four-year, Emerson College Norman Lear Scholarship, in Los Angeles on Friday, September 20.