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Emerson Guard Michael Thorpe ’16 going for a shot in the December 7 game against Amherst College. He scored 19 points in the second half. (Photo by Connor Burton ’17) … Continue Reading Men’s Basketball scores big over Amherst
For Acting major Billy Finn ’14, Emerson College Los Angeles has been on his radar since day one. “LA is one of the things I need to do before I … Continue Reading Acting major excited for Emerson LA
Actor Will Ferrell talked to some lucky Emerson students at AMC Loews Boston Common Theater who attended an exclusive screening of Anchorman 2 on December 4. Ferrell told the students … Continue Reading Video: Will Ferrell talks to students at screening
Academy Award–nominated producer Sarah Green ’81 spoke to the Emerson community on December 3 in a well-attended event as part of the Bright Lights series. Sponsored by the Department of … Continue Reading Filmmaker Green ’81 shares experiences
When Emerson College announced that Anchorman 2 would be premiering exclusively for its students, it was kind of a big deal. The sequel to the original Anchorman debuted at the … Continue Reading Anchorman 2 exclusively viewed by students
The pillar of journalism himself—Ron Burgundy—choked back tears at the Semel Theater on December 4, as Emerson President School of Communication to the “Ron Burgundy School of Communication.” Ron Burgundy (actor Will … Continue Reading It’s official (for a day): Burgundy School of Comm.
One publicity-savvy student has turned Ron Burgundy’s visit to Emerson into a way to help animals—at the zoo popularized by the original Anchorman movie. Emily Yumkas ’15, a Marketing Communication … Continue Reading Student uses Burgundy to help zoo
Karl Baehr The Faculty Assembly at Emerson College shared fond remembrances on November 26 of Karl Baehr, senior executive-in-residence of the Marketing Communication Department, who died unexpectedly on November 13, … Continue Reading Remembering Karl Baehr
Think Los Angeles is expensive? Think again. Among all the trendy restaurants, red carpets, and Kardashian sightings is a diverse culture that comes from being the second-most populous city in … Continue Reading In LA, 4 things to do for under $20
Support is building for an Emerson student’s effort to hold a high school-style prom for children afflicted with cancer in Boston this spring. Pamela Mora ’16 is collecting used prom … Continue Reading Prom dress drive in Piano Row