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Several faculty members turned their summer breaks into educational experiences that will enhance their classroom teaching at Emerson, with several traveling out of the country to collaborate with their global … Continue Reading Summer becomes global education
Student orientation leaders wait to sing and unpack freshmen parents’ vehicles outside the Paramount Center on August 25. (Photo by Dan O’Brien) Beyoncé is blaring and college students are dressed … Continue Reading Highly festive Move-In Day at Emerson
Emerson Athletics Director Patricia Nicol at the Brown & Plofker Gym in Piano Row. (Photo by Dan O’Brien) It’s shaping up to be an exciting year for the Emerson College … Continue Reading Athletics begins year with new leadership
Tap and Go, Emerson’s 24/7 security card access system, will be permanently implemented this fall, requiring all students and employees to tap their College identification cards to gain access to … Continue Reading Tap and Go security system permanent
Longtime Saturday Night Live announcer Don Pardo ’42 died in his sleep at his Arizona home on August 18 at the age of 96, according to the Hollywood Reporter and … Continue Reading SNL announcer Pardo ’42 dies at 96
Jabari Asim, associate professor in the Writing, Literature and Publishing Department, wrote a poem titled “The Talk” about the turmoil in Ferguson, Missouri, which was published in the Sunday, August … Continue Reading Asim poem reflects on Ferguson turmoil
Five Emerson students and two faculty participated in the Salzburg Academy in Austria this summer. From left: Associate Professor Eric Gordon, Kate Rosenzweig ’15, Sarah Tedesco ’16, Paulina Pascual ’15, … Continue Reading 5 students attend global Salzburg Academy
An artistic picture of Noah Aust ’14. (Courtesy Photo) Halloween may not be for two and a half months, but Noah Aust ’14 can’t get enough of the spooky and … Continue Reading Alum’s ‘Nightmare’ film awarded at Fantasia
Mara Shuster-Lefkowitz ’15 is one of five Emerson students from a voice over class who performed written pieces from Ploughshares magazine for its new podcast. (Courtesy Photo) Ploughshares, the Emerson–based literary … Continue Reading Ploughshares podcast created with students
Carole Simpson, senior leader-in-residence of the Journalism Department who is best known for working as an anchor and reporter for ABC News, brought several students to the annual National Association … Continue Reading National Association of Black Journalists visits Boston