Then and Now: 150 Beacon Street — Isabella Stewart Gardner, Emerson’s Library, and Luxury Condos
Before Emerson opened the Iwasaki Library in the mid-1990s, 150 Beacon Street was the longtime library for the College.
Emerson Students Team Up with Alternative Media to Examine Weapons in Massachusetts
Emerson College’s Journalism Department and Engagement Lab teamed up with several noteworthy nonprofit media outlets during the 2018-2019 school year to expose corruption around gun sales throughout Massachusetts. (Image from makefoia.work)
UPDATE: Boylston Street to Close from Tremont to South Charles Streets
Suffolk Construction will be removing the tower crane at 80 Boylston Street (Little Building) this weekend,which will require the closure of Boylston Street from South Charles to Tremont streets from Saturday June 22, 1:00 am, until Sunday June 23, 4:00 pm.
Emersonians Have Big Night at Local Emmys
More than two dozen Emerson alumni, students, and faculty were honored by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) Saturday, June 15, at the Boston-New England Emmy Awards, held in Boston.
Milk Screenwriter Named This Summer’s Semel Chair in Screenwriting
Academy Award-winning screenwriter and social activist Dustin Lance Black will be the 2019 Semel Chair in Screenwriting this summer on Emerson’s Boston campus.
Clean Out Your Office on June 20
Emerson Staff and Faculty are invited to Clean Out Your Office on Thursday, June 20, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, in the Bill Bordy Theater.
Lee’s ‘Becoming Eddie’ Comedy to Tell Story of Growing Up Asian American in ’80s
Ed Lee’s own experiences growing up as Korean American in New Jersey during the 1980s is the inspiration for his upcoming short film Becoming Eddie.
Com Professor David Gerzof Richard Comments on Controversial Brands in Cape Cod Times
Communications Studies Professor David Gerzof Richard was quoted by the Cape Cod Times in an article about the upcoming opening of a Hobby Lobby store on Cape Cod.
President Lee Pelton Speaks to Chronicle of Higher Education on Gender Parity
President Pelton shared his perspective on the issue of gender parity in a Chronicle of Higher Education article regarding Francis S. Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health, who recently stated that he will no longer participate in all-male panels at conferences.
Visiting Murrow Program Journalists Discuss ‘Age of Disinformation, State of Journalism in Africa, and More
Emerson College recently welcomed a group of 22 international journalists as part of a program sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program and the WorldBoston organization.