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Robin Roberts of ABC’s Good Morning America provided the 135th Emerson College Undergraduate Commencement Address at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center on Monday, May 18, 2015. (Photo by Frank Monkiewicz) … Continue Reading Robin Roberts gives unscripted Commencement Address
Jordan Pailthorpe, MFA ’15, is a producer at Emerson’s Engagement Lab and also taught a First-Year Writing Course in the Writing, Literature, and Publishing Department, which culminated with student-designed games … Continue Reading Students design violence prevention games
Tamir Rice, the 12-year-old boy whose death at the hands of police sparked outrage across the nation last year, is one of several cases examined recently by the History of … Continue Reading Journalism students examine police race relations
Students and faculty in Communication Sciences and Disorders gathered for the first annual Evidence-Based Colloquium on Friday, May 8. Zoe Pichler, MS ’15 Students engaged in round-table discussions focusing … Continue Reading CSD hosts Evidence-Based Colloquium
Alex Clark ’16, the president of Phi Alpha Tau, has joined Emerson STANDS and implores college men to actively engage in dialogue and prevention of power-based interpersonal violence, which includes … Continue Reading Fraternity president joins Emerson STANDS
Emerson College has once again been recognized by the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for using more green power than any other school in the New England Women’s and Men’s … Continue Reading EPA recognizes Emerson green energy usage
Performing Arts faculty member Spiro Veloudos ’74 A recent Emerson alumnus and a Performing Arts faculty member were among the winners of the 2015 Elliot Norton Awards, hosted by the … Continue Reading Veloudos ’74 among 2015 Norton winners
Maxine Renning ’14 (left) with bride Jenna Langer and friend Alexandra Roque at Langer’s wedding in September 2013. Langer, who received a bone marrow transplant from Renning in 2011, died … Continue Reading Renning ’14 biking across U.S. in friend’s memory
Fluency in speech is something most of us don’t have to think about. But for people who stutter, speech fluency is a major goal. At the Robbins Speech, Language, and … Continue Reading Stuttering therapy focus of new fluency program
On Saturday, May 30, Emerson College will honor five distinguished alumni during the school’s Alumni Weekend festivities. President Lee Pelton will present the awards to the honorees. This year’s Distinguished … Continue Reading 2015 Alumni Weekend honorees announced