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The Autism Speaks organization's World Autism Awareness Day is April 2. Emerson is throwing its full support behind World Autism Awareness Day by “lighting it up blue” on Wednesday, April … Continue Reading Emerson will Light It Up Blue
David Alan Basche ’90, an actor on the TV Land show The Exes, recently stopped by Emerson College Los Angeles to speak with students about show business. “I’m a proud … Continue Reading Basche ’90 talks entertainment at Emerson LA
Shannon Torosian ’14 was named Softball Co-Player of the Week by the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) on March 25. “Torosian tore it up at the plate for the Lions … Continue Reading Torosian named Softball Co-Player of Week
Photographer Kelsey Davis ’14 has compiled an impressive photo series, 31 Days of Inspirational Women, for her sorority, Sigma Pi Theta, which honors influential women in history. Each incredibly detailed … Continue Reading Student photographer recreates historical women
Emerson College announced a three-year civic engagement program and artist-in-residency with award-winning writer/performer Daniel Beaty on Tuesday, March 25, following a special public performance by the artist at the College’s … Continue Reading Beaty residency, civic engagement initiative announced
For the first time ever, Emerson’s four a cappella groups—Acappellics Anonymous, Achoired Taste, Noteworthy, and Treble Makers—will unite on stage for a special concert, titled “A Toast To Emerson’s Voice: … Continue Reading Four student a cappella groups unite
Comedian Marlon Wayans visited Emerson on March 23 to talk with students about his career and how to get ahead in the film industry. Students got free passes after the … Continue Reading Marlon Wayans visits Emerson students
Richard West, professor of Communication Studies and former president of the National Communication Association, emcees the Clarifying Conversations event March 20 at the Bordy Theater. (Photo by Dan O’Brien) Social … Continue Reading Race, identity in media discussed
The Emerson Men’s Baseball Team, and, in particular, pitchers Cal Laird ’17 and Jack Capotorto ’17, combined for the first no-hitter in a 9-inning game in Emerson history against Clark … Continue Reading First-ever no-hitter for Men’s Baseball
Eva Rupert ’01 has done a lot of things in her adult life: tattoo artist, art teacher, bartender, car mechanic, nonprofit founder, and survivalist instructor. Recently, her last set of … Continue Reading Rupert ’01 on ’Naked and Afraid’