Professor Emeritus’ Musical Debuts 75 Years After He Wrote It
World War II veteran Robert Hilliard’s career included being a dean, a professor, author, playwright, journalist, and humanitarian activist.
An Emersonian’s Guide to Sundance 2025
Two dozen features, shorts, documentaries, and series were created in part by Emerson alums.
Emerson Forensics Team Wins Gold at Off-Broadway Tourney
Emerson College’s Forensics team will end its season at the International Forensics Association tournament in South Korea in March.
Richard on Potential TikTok Ban: Boston 25
Richard says the functionality of the app will gradually decline, it will no longer be downloadable, and for influencers and companies who make money from it, they will be out of business.
Welcome Back for the Spring 2025 Semester
We begin this term with opportunities that inspire us and challenges that test us.
Women’s Soccer Receives United Soccer Coaches Team Ethics and Sportsmanship Award
The Lions reached the NEWMAC Tournament semifinals in the 2024 season.
Raynauld Says Trudeau Knows He Isn’t The Right Leader for Canada Anymore
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau could no longer present himself as the young, new voice.
Transfer Student Realizes a Dream at Emerson: MassLive
School of Communication student Rossiny Julien became familiar with the College through first working as a security officer on the Boston campus.
Thursday Update: Southern California Wildfires
The Los Angeles Fire Department has now lifted the Sunset Fire evacuation zone, including the area immediately adjacent to campus.
Marshall Researching Feminism, U.S. Imperialism on AAUW Fellowship
Affiliated faculty member Jocelyn Marshall is working on their current book project, Dissent Nearby.