Emerson Today
Assistant Professor Catherine D’Ignazio is teaching the Journalism Department’s new course on data visualization. (Photo by Nick Eaton ’17) Most people would associate a journalism class with article writing or … Continue Reading Journalism offers data visualization class
Students from the Bird Street Community Center in Boston presented their new personal websites in a ceremony at the Beard Room on December 1 after getting mentoring from Communication Studies … Continue Reading Boston teens create websites at Emerson
The Berkeley Beacon, Emerson’s weekly student newspaper, recently won two Pinnacle Awards from the College Media Association. The article “Getting vulgar with Bulger” by Jess Waters ’16, published in March, … Continue Reading Berkeley Beacon wins 2 awards
For the ninth consecutive year, the Emerson Men’s Soccer Team was recently honored with the National Soccer Coaches Association of America’s Team Academic Award. The award is given to teams … Continue Reading Men’s Soccer receives academic award
Melanie Matson, director of Emerson’s Violence Prevention and Response, with Audrey Morrissey of My Life, My Choice; Beth Bouchard of Children’s Advocacy Center of Suffolk County; and Greta Spoering, survivor … Continue Reading Internet hides sex trafficking, experts say
Emerson Los Angeles students participate in an improv workshop hosted by Upright Citizens Brigade veteran Bart Folkers (far left). (Photo by Daryl Paranada) Ten Emerson College Los Angeles students recently … Continue Reading Upright Citizens Brigade vet visits ELA
Emerson Trustee and developer Steve Samuels is featured in the December issue of Boston magazine. The article recounts how Samuels transformed “the Fenway from a dump into a destination.”
Elizabeth Swerdlin ’14 is one of several Emerson alumni working behind the scenes of Peter Pan Live!, which airs live on NBC on December 4. (Courtesy Photo) At least six Emerson … Continue Reading Alumni work for Peter Pan Live!
Taylor Markarian ’15 is in love. You can hear it in her voice and see it in her face when she talks about her feelings for Los Angeles. Taylor Markarian … Continue Reading ELA student forges path outside music journalism
Museum of Fine Arts director Malcolm Rogers with Emerson President Lee Pelton upon accepting the David Brudnoy Memorial Award on November 21 at Bordy Theater. (Photo by Tyler McAndrew ’16) … Continue Reading Malcolm Rogers accepts David Brudnoy Award