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By Molly Loughman From March 20-21, the first-ever “Communication Days” will bring together ideas from across the communication spectrum as all undergraduate School of Communication classes converge into a series … Continue Reading “Communication Days” Will Spark Ideas, Build Community
Part 1 of the Journalism Department’s investigative series on guns in Massachusetts published this week on The Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism (BINJ) website and was picked up by Politico. The … Continue Reading Journalism Department’s Investigative Series Publishes on BINJ, Politico
Photo by Nancy Crampton Poet Evie Shockley’s Q&A for the Bibliophiles section of the Boston Globe ran in advance of her readings in conjunction with Emerson’s Writing, Literature, and Publishing … Continue Reading Poet Evie Shockley Q&A with Globe in Advance of WLP Readings
The NEWMAC Championship Emerson men’s basketball team got a sendoff in front of Piano Row Wednesday, February 27, as they boarded a bus that will take them to the first … Continue Reading Pride of Lions Gets Sendoff to NCAA DIII Tourney in New Jersey
Emerson College alums had their hands in Oscar Award nominated movies, including award-winning ‘Spider-Verse’ and ‘Mary Poppins Returns.’
Bill Curley, coach of Emerson College’s NCAA Division III Tournament-bound men’s basketball team, was named New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Coach of the Year, and guard Zach Waterhouse ’22 was named NEWMAC Rookie of the Year.
Spotlighting issues that shape the film industry and influence the Oscars, the annual Oscar Talk event, held at Emerson Los Angeles on February 21, featured insights from consultants, journalists, film critics, and marketing executives, with a particular focus on diversity in Hollywood.
What happens after seven Portland Trail Blazers are rescued from an Emerson College elevator? Social media has a field day. By David Ertischek ’01 Sometimes the ball doesn’t bounce your … Continue Reading Septet of Trail Blazers Stuck in Emerson Elevator, Social Media Does Its Thing
This afternoon, an elevator at 150 Boylston Street owned by Emerson College stopped between two floors and delayed members of the Portland Trail Blazers from reaching street level for about 15 minutes
The Emerson College community will sendoff the men’s basketball before they travel to New Jersey to face Rowan University in the first round of the NCAA Division III tournament.