Emersonians Work Behind the Scenes and in Front of the Camera at Super Bowl LIV
Emersonians experienced the highs and lows of working at the Super Bowl.
Emersonians experienced the highs and lows of working at the Super Bowl.
Zach Waterhouse threw down a vicious dunk against Wheaton College.
A number of groups at both Emerson and Marlboro need to work out the terms and details of the historic alliance. Here’s a bit about the Emerson working groups, and who is serving on them.
The Emerson College Police Department (ECPD) has identified two Emerson students implicated in the vandalism, and they will be promptly brought before the College’s disciplinary process.
Three longtime faculty members were honored at Tuesday’s faculty assembly, including one who now has a kindness award named after him.
The Center for Innovation in Teaching and Learning (CITL) at Emerson College will again offer the opportunity for faculty to participate in the Training TransformationalTeachers (TTT) Program this semester.
Anthony Tommasini, music critic for The New York Times, wrote a piece fondly recalling an opera production that Distinguished Artist-in-Residence Scott Wheeler directed, “The Mother of Us All,” in advance of a New York Philharmonic performance of “Mother” with the Juilliard School and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in February.
Career Cafes serve as an answer to the stiffness students and employers feel when connecting outside of the interview and application process.
Dozens of Emersonians had a hand in many Sundance Film Festival entries this year.
The Business of Creative Enterprises (BCE) Happy Hour welcomed back Emerson students and faculty with an Oscar-themed night that celebrated the best films and filmmakers from around the world, turning a more inclusive eye to the nominations than critics say the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has.