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The sisters of Kappa Gamma Chi are dedicating this year’s Emerald Empowerment week to the theme “Because We Endure” and offering a slate of speakers and workshops intended to … Continue Reading Sorority Raising Awareness, Money to Fight Sexual Violence
Tony and Janet Goldman in an undated photo. Janet and Tony Goldman made a life together based on creativity. That life together started at Emerson, when the two met as … Continue Reading Goldman Gift Celebrates Love, Art, and Emerson
Emerson College will host its first TEDx event around the theme “Evolution Through Expression,” on Saturday, April 9, 1:00-3:00 pm, in the Tufte Performance and Production Center. TEDxEmersonCollege will … Continue Reading Emerson Students Bring First TEDx Event to Campus
In a year when diversity in Hollywood has been such a hot-button topic, panelists at the Women in Entertainment forum held March 30 at Emerson College Los Angeles encouraged the … Continue Reading Women in Entertainment Alumni Share Career Advice
Noteworthy What’s your a cappella poison? Mellow alt-folk? Poppy radio songs? Tight harmonies? Doesn’t matter. They’ll all be featured at this year’s Acappalooza, a night organized by the Emerson A … Continue Reading Acappalooza: Many Voices, Different Styles, One Stage
David Kishik Three Emerson College faculty members from a wide range of disciplines were awarded for excellence in teaching last week. David Kishik, assistant professor of philosophy, won the Helaine … Continue Reading Emerson Faculty Honored for Excellence in Teaching
Boston, MA (April 4, 2016)—On Wednesday, April 6, and Thursday, April 7, Emerson College will celebrate exceptional nonfiction work at It’s All True, the College’s fifth annual documentary festival. The … Continue Reading It’s All True—Emerson’s fifth annual documentary festival
Yasser Munif, left, assistant professor in the Institute for Liberal Arts, moderated a talk by Robin Yassin-Kassab, right, and Leila Al-Shami (not pictured), authors of Burning Country: Syrians in Revolution … Continue Reading Authors Urge West to Listen to Syrian Voices
The marquee of the Paramount Center was lit up for one day last year to raise autism awareness. This year, Emerson College will devote a whole month to events intended … Continue Reading April Events Look to Teach Emerson About Autism
Greg Payne, left, chair of the Communication Studies Department, and Elias Romanos ’17 hang out with a statue of President Obama in Barcelona. Photo courtesy of Maya Savino ’18 A group … Continue Reading Students Learn About Sports, PR, Culture in Barcelona