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Whether a student wants to launch the next Uber, create the next “Campaign for Real Beauty,” or produce the next Hamilton, she’ll find professionals and executives with decades of combined … Continue Reading “Industry Insiders” to Provide Insights, Advice at Overseers Conference
As she reflected on her coverage of the 1968 presidential race between Richard Nixon, Hubert Humphrey, and George Wallace, Emerson Distinguished Journalist-in-Residence Carole Simpson said she thought she’d never see … Continue Reading Final Presidential Debate Watch Opens Global Summit on Politics, Sports Communication
Kasteel Well threw a homecoming party last week, but the guest of honor was exceedingly quiet and kept to himself. On Thursday, October 13, Emerson’s Netherlands campus celebrated the official … Continue Reading Painting of Former Resident Returns to Kasteel Well
Dr. Deepak Chopra wants you to use technology to improve your wellbeing; Adam Neumann wants you to work and live communally to be happier and more productive; and Neil Blumenthal … Continue Reading Innovators Explain How Businesses Took Off at Emerson’s Forbes Under 30 Stage
Politicians and political strategists, Nepali journalists, and academics from Emerson and around the world will converge on the College October 19-22 for a Global Summit on Politics, Sports, and Civic … Continue Reading Emerson to Host Global Summit on Politics, Sports, Civic Engagement
Participants in the “Trust in the Sharing Economy” panel at the Forbes Under 30 Summit’s Tech Stage at the Emerson/Cutler Majestic Theatre on Monday, October 17. Photo/April Wu The Forbes … Continue Reading Young Innovators Wow Audience at Forbes Under 30 Summit
Tech giants and celebrities descended on the Emerson/Cutler Majestic Theatre on Monday, October 17, as part of the Forbes Under 30 Summit, which was kicked off by actor Ashton Kutcher … Continue Reading Ashton Kutcher Opens Forbes Under 30’s Tech Stage at Emerson
Once you see, you cannot un-see. That was the dominant theme during “Anatomy of Activism,” a panel discussion held Friday, October 14, as a part of Emerson’s first Teach-in … Continue Reading Panelists Talk About Doing the Work of Anti-Racist Activism
Dr. Eddie Glaude delivers the keynote address for the first Teach-In on Race on Friday, October 14, at the Emerson/Cutler Majestic Theatre. Photo/Benjamin Bradley-Gilbert ’19 America suffers from a deep-seated … Continue Reading Glaude Speaks on “Value Gap” in American Society in Teach-In on Race Keynote
Assistant Professor of Journalism Tim Riley is an NPR critic and the author of several books on rock music and musicians, including Hard Rain: A Dylan Commentary (Knopf/Vintage 1992, … Continue Reading Tim Riley on Dylan’s Nobel Prize