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Taylor McMahon ’16 and Jackson Davis ’17 are interviewing people about autism across the country this summer for Brain Power, a Boston start-up company that is creating a smart glass … Continue Reading Students promote smart glasses for autism
Emerson College announced today that for the first time it appears as No. 23 on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) Top 30 College & University list of the largest … Continue Reading EPA ranks Emerson as green energy leader
Taylor Smith ’15 said her recent decision to work abroad was not a surprise to anyone, but eyebrows were raised when she revealed the location. She’s moving to Iraq. Taylor … Continue Reading Smith ’15 becoming teacher in Iraq
Emerson’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion has launched a new podcast, “Common Ground,” which is produced by students and staff and covers a range of topics relating to inclusive excellence, … Continue Reading Common Ground podcast launched
Thousands of people participated in the 25th anniversary celebration of the Americans with Disabilities Act on Boston Common on July 22, including several Emerson staff and alumni. (Photo by Dan … Continue Reading Thousands gather for ADA 25th anniversary
Emerson students took several portraiture photos of people living near the College’s Kasteel Well in the Netherlands as part of a project this summer with faculty member Gerlo Beernink. (Courtesy … Continue Reading Kasteel Well portrait project photos online
Twenty-five Emerson community members have received nominations for the 67th Emmy Awards, which recognizes outstanding work in television. The 2015 Emmys will be broadcast live September 20 on the FOX network. … Continue Reading 25 Emersonians nominated for Emmy Awards
Seunga Venus “Annie” Jin, assistant professor in Marketing Communication, has been named the 2015 recipient of Emerson’s Norman and Irma Mann Stearns Distinguished Faculty Award. Jin will use the $3,000 … Continue Reading Annie Jin receiving Mann Stearns Award
Emerson’s Disabilities Services Office and FACE Lab will be hosting informational tables, sponsored by the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, at the 25th anniversary celebration of the Americans with Disabilities … Continue Reading Emerson celebrating 25th ADA anniversary
“Incredibly brave” is how Performing Arts faculty member Erin Schwall ’05 describes the students who performed in Won’t Stay Silent, a play about sexual assault that was held at Emerson’s … Continue Reading ’Won’t Stay Silent’ play examines sexual assault