Marshall’s Margaret Fuller: ‘Collected Writings’ Helps ‘Sharpen the Picture’: New Yorker
The New Yorker reviewed Margaret Fuller: Collected Writings (Library of America), co-edited by Professor Emerita Megan Marshall
Sixty-two Emerson Athletes Earn NEWMAC Academic All-Conference Honors
Emerson College Lions were a roaring success in the classroom!
Levine ’71 Leads Mind Challenge to Keep Seniors Socializing
More than 800 people in 70-plus cities and towns played Mind Challenge this spring.
ArtsEmerson Celebrating 15 Years of Connecting Communities with 2025-2026 Season
The 2025-2026 season will include modern circus arts, a one-man show, multidisciplinary performances, and new spins on old classics.
Goetz’s Trailblazing Timeline Shows History of Female, Nonbinary Conductors
A grant from the Emerson College Research Fund is helping Goetz make a documentary about the topic.
Communication Studies Students Rise to Top of Abu Dhabi PR Competition
The goal of GlobCom is to collaborate on real-world PR campaigns that prepare the next generation of professionals for a rapidly evolving international marketplace
Gellman on What Salvadoran Life is Like Under Current Regime: WBUR
Gellman has visited El Salvador several times to conduct in-person research.
Gift Establishes Public Art Fund to Inspire, Engage Emerson Community
The Fund for Public Art, a gift from Susan and Robert Morse, P’16, has already supported several striking murals around campus.
VMA Prof’s New Film, ‘Red Card’ Coming to Criterion
Pak told Emerson Today about the film’s origins, and how his experiences as an indie filmmaker make him a better professor.
Ferrara on Status of Muslim Schools in France
Sociocultural anthropologist and faculty Carol Ferrara co-authors a piece on a recent court decision to uphold Averroès High School’s state contract.