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Gabriel Urbonaite ’16 outside the Colonial Building last winter. (File Photo by Nick Eaton ’17) Gabriele Urbonaite ’16 is headed to New York City later this month to accept a … Continue Reading Urbonaite ’16 gets Princess Grace film grant
Assistant Professor Catherine D’Ignazio and Rahul Bhargava of the MIT Media Lab have obtained a $35,000 grant from the Knight Foundation to build three tools to aid in data storytelling … Continue Reading D’Ignazio gets $35k data journalism grant
The players on Emerson Women’s Lacrosse Team achieved the highest grade point average among Division III lacrosse teams nationwide for the 2015 season, according to the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches … Continue Reading Women’s Lacrosse has highest GPA
The Emerson College Women’s Soccer Team opened its season with a bang on September 1, with a resounding 6–0 victory over Newbury College. The Lions put plenty of pressure on … Continue Reading Women’s Soccer beats Newbury in opener
Daniel Beaty performs Mr. Joy for Emerson students at the Cutler Majestic Theatre on August 31. (Photo by Dan O’Brien) Nearly 1,000 students attended a performance of Mr. Joy by … Continue Reading Students attend Beaty’s ’Mr. Joy’
Media Contact: Carole McFall, 617-824-8415, (mobile) 617-283-8435, carole_mcfall@emerson.edu Emerson College Bright Lights Film Series Shines a Spotlight on Underrepresented Filmmakers and Topics —The series includes No le Digas a Nadie … Continue Reading Bright Lights Film Series begins 2015-16 season
Matthew Ciampa ’16 unloads his Subaru with help from student volunteers at Emerson Los Angeles on August 30. (Photo by Daryl Paranada) Emerson College Los Angeles students moved into their … Continue Reading Emerson LA welcomes students for 2015-16
Tony Simonetti ’16 (left) and Gabriel Volcovich ’16 spent two weeks in August in Brazil filming a documentary about a native son who immigrated to the United States to become … Continue Reading Two VMA students film documentary in Brazil
Alumni and friends raised more than $13,300 in support of the Mary Burrill Scholarship for Diversity at Emerson College during a fundraising reception on August 23 in Marina del Rey, … Continue Reading LA diversity scholarship event honors Burrill
Six Emerson students and two faculty members participated in the three-week Salzburg Academy on Media and Global Change in Austria this summer, joining about 75 students from 20 countries to … Continue Reading Media literacy focus of Salzburg Academy