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Television writing consultant and part-time faculty member Debra Epstein already sees the benefits of her students living and working at the new Emerson College Los Angeles, which opened last month. … Continue Reading TV writer excited for Emerson LA
RecycleMania has begun, and Emerson College hopes its participation in the eight-week, nationwide competition will increase campus recycling rates year-round. RecycleMania is a nonprofit organization aimed at improving recycling rates … Continue Reading RecycleMania competition has begun
It’s no surprise that Brandon Penny ’12 is working at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi as digital media content manager for the U.S. Olympic Committee’s website, teamusa.org. The Staten … Continue Reading Penny ’12 works for U.S. Olympic Committee
Crispin Struthers, an editor on the Oscar-nominated film American Hustle, spoke to a packed audience January 30 at Emerson’s Bright Family Screening Room about the ins and outs of a … Continue Reading ’American Hustle’ editor on campus
Former NAACP president and CEO Benjamin Jealous encouraged Emerson students to make positive changes in their communities in a lecture at the Bright Family Screening Room on February 3. Benjamin … Continue Reading Former NAACP leader: Take a stand
Kimberly Crunden, MA ’14, on right, with Ashley Jenkins, a student at Virginia Commonwealth University, and Kirsten Thieman, of Radford University, at the Martin Agency Workshop in Virginia in January … Continue Reading Marketing student in selective workshop
Alumna Chrissy Farrell, MA ’08, an associate producer for Hachette Book Group, was part of the team that accepted a Grammy award January 26 for comedian Stephen Colbert’s audiobook, Never … Continue Reading Farrell, MA ’08, on Grammy-winning team
Chris Mahoney ’89, a part-time faculty member from 2008-2012, has passed away. (Courtesy Photo) Chris Mahoney ’89, a longtime journalist and part-time faculty member in the Journalism Department from 2008 … Continue Reading Mahoney ’89, longtime journalist, dies at 46
Alyssa Ray ’14 has wanted to work in television and film since she was a young child. At Emerson, she worked on the student-run Emerson Independent Film Festival. Now, the … Continue Reading Ray ’14 blends film, marketing in Los Angeles
Benjamin Jealous, former president and CEO of the NAACP, will visit Emerson on Monday, February 3. Emerson College is celebrating 60 years of civil rights progress, commemorating the 1954 U.S. … Continue Reading Emerson celebrates civil rights progress