Emerson Today
Students, alumni, and one faculty member have won or placed in various national television writing contests in recent weeks, according to Jim Macak, associate professor in Visual and Media Arts. … Continue Reading Student wins Acclaim TV writing contest
Emerson College has hired Greta Spoering as a survivor advocate who will work in the College’s Violence Prevention and Response center. The Emerson community is welcome to attend a meet-and-greet … Continue Reading Survivor advocate joins Emerson College
Faculty member Micah Wright of Emerson College Los Angeles, who has written and designed nearly 50 video games, including the smash hit Call of Duty: Black Ops II, is set … Continue Reading ’Call of Duty’ faculty at ELA Film Fest
Several alumni, including Tony Award-winner Bonnie Comley, MA ’94, held intimate discussions with students at two events on October 6, to talk about the television, film, and performing arts fields. … Continue Reading Tony winner Comley, MA ’94, dines with students
Want to show your Emerson spirit on TV? Or just wave hi to your mom!? On Friday, October 17, the Fox 25 Morning News will broadcast live from Emerson College … Continue Reading Fox 25 live on campus Oct. 17
Associate Professor Megan Marshall, who won the Pulitzer Prize this year for her biography on Margaret Fuller, helped usher in Boston’s new Literary Cultural District in a ceremony at the … Continue Reading Marshall helps unveil Literary Cultural District
The Emerson College Women’s Volleyball team won two games in a double-header against the Salem State Vikings and the Keene State Owls on October 4. The wins give the Lions … Continue Reading Volleyball wins both double-header games
Emerson College welcomes 17 new faculty members for the 2014–2015 academic year as the College continues to expand its academic excellence in communication and the arts. Nancy Allen, executive-in-residence, comes … Continue Reading Emerson welcomes 17 new faculty members
A panel discussion about immigration took place after the screening of Documented on September 30. From left: Kelly Bates of the Elma Lewis Center, immigration attorney Matthew Cameron; Justin Nguyen … Continue Reading ’Documented’ prompts immigration talk
Emerson students who attended the special advanced screening of Kill the Messenger also were treated to a discussion with its well known director, Michael Cuesta, in the Bright Family Screening Room … Continue Reading ’Kill the Messenger’ director talks with students