Emerson’s Speech & Debate Team Makes History at Seoul Tourney
Stella Del Tergo ’25 was the first Emerson student in more than 30 years to be in the final of back-to-back international tournaments.
Karp ’22 Brings Trust Issues (and Jokes) to Stage with One-Woman Show
Ruby Karp’s show tells the story of six different adults who caused “failed child star Ruby Karp to be forever suspicious of adults.”
Navigating Challenges Together
As we continue to navigate an ever-changing landscape, I want to take a moment to acknowledge the resilience and compassion that define our community.
Mutchnick ’87 on Changing Culture, Getting Shows Made at Screening of ‘Mid-Century Modern’
Mutchnick spoke frankly and funnily to the audience of staff, faculty, and students about his experiences in the entertainment industry.
ELA Community Explores Politics, Citizenship with Jon Lovett
The former Obama speechwriter and host of podcasts Lovett or Leave It and Pod Save America kicked off UNPRECEDENTED 2025.
Caro ’25 Awarded Prestigious National Association of Hispanic Journalists Scholarship
Quintana wants to be a lawyer, legislative analyst, and continue to write for magazines, newspapers, and news sites.
Emerson Honors Outstanding Student Scholars, Faculty Members in Gold Key Ceremony
Juniors in the top 5 percent of their class, and seniors in the top 10 percent of the their class, who have earned at least 48 credits, are eligible.
Terrific Trio Tapped for Emerson Teaching Awards
They will receive their awards at the Gold Key Society Induction Ceremony on April 2.
Emerson Students Reveal Public Health Systems Shaping Everyday Life
Students placed removable ‘This Is Public Health’ stickers on often overlooked things that promote public health like water fountains and crosswalks.
Megan Marshall on Writing Lives and the Balancing Act of Motherhood
Marshall said like many people, she’s always found it easier to write about others, but gradually, “this inner self crept out.”