Gup’s book touches Ohio town
Journalism Professor Ted Gup’s book A Secret Gift is a touching true story of how his grandfather acted as a Secret Santa for Gup’s hometown of Canton, Ohio, during the … Continue Reading Gup’s book touches Ohio town
Game Lab launches online journal
Brandon Sichling, MFA ’14, and Jordan Pailthorpe, MFA ’14, creators of the Level 257 website, at the Engagement Game Lab at Emerson. (Photo by Jess Dyer ’14) The word “games” … Continue Reading Game Lab launches online journal
Emerson hosting high school journalists
Emerson College this summer will host JCamp, a multicultural journalism workshop for high school students sponsored by the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA). Forty-two high school students from across the … Continue Reading Emerson hosting high school journalists
Ploughshares receives NEA grant
Ploughshares, the Emerson–based literary magazine, is one of 895 nonprofit organizations nationwide to receive a National Endowment for the Arts’ Art Works grant, announced NEA Acting Chairwoman Joan Shigekawa. Ploughshares … Continue Reading Ploughshares receives NEA grant
Emerson LA: A media hub
There are only 26 days left until students move into the new Emerson College Los Angeles in Hollywood, where they’ll find state-of-the-art spaces with cutting-edge technology for everything from theater … Continue Reading Emerson LA: A media hub
Lipschultz leaving Emerson after 31 years
Shelley Lipschultz is saying good-bye to Emerson after working in the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department for more than 30 years, most recently as clinical instructor and undergraduate coordinator. A … Continue Reading Lipschultz leaving Emerson after 31 years
Holiday drives in full swing on campus
The Campus Center Food Drive is in full swing and accepting donations in Piano Row and the Walker Building until December 18. From left: Blake Campbell ’15, student employee in … Continue Reading Holiday drives in full swing on campus
Late Night Buffet reinvigorates students
West named Mann Stearns Award recipient
Professor Richard West of the Communication Studies Department Professor of Communication Studies Richard West has been named recipient of the 2013 Norman and Irma Mann Stearns Distinguished Faculty Award. West said … Continue Reading West named Mann Stearns Award recipient
Mexican artists visit Emerson
Volunteers with Emerson, the Bird Street Community Center, and artists from Mexico met at several events in Boston December 5-7 to collaborate on art and civic engagement. (Courtesy Photo) Three … Continue Reading Mexican artists visit Emerson