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Members of Emerson’s Engagement Game Lab recently traveled to Zambia to test UpRiver, a game the lab created that is designed to better predict major flooding along the Zambezi River—and … Continue Reading UpRiver game aids flooding prediction
Parents got a slice of Emerson this past weekend, October 18-20, during the College’s annual Family Weekend. Families attended mini-college sessions, workshops, a Talent Showcase, and the President’s Breakfast. Each year, … Continue Reading Highlights from Family Weekend 2013
Emerson administrators on stage during the town hall forum October 21. From left, Alexa Jackson, Title IX Coordinator and associate vice president of Human Resources; Ron Ludman, dean of students; … Continue Reading Town Hall forum on sexual assault issues
The student-run Emerson College Polling Society says it accurately predicted the outcome of the U.S. House of Representatives 5th District of Massachusetts primary election before voters went to the polls … Continue Reading Polling Society accurately predicts election
Emerson President Lee Pelton announced in an October 17 email to the community that a town hall meeting will be held for students, faculty, staff, and alumni to discuss recent … Continue Reading Town hall forum set for Monday, Oct. 21
Students, staff, and alumni represented Emerson College Los Angeles in the 29th annual AIDS Walk Los Angeles on October 13. The 10K walk benefited AIDS Project Los Angeles. The organization … Continue Reading Emerson Los Angeles raises $2k for AIDS Project
Tita Puopolo ’96, MA ’97, the daughter of 9/11 victim Sonia Mercedes Morales Puopolo, read from her book, Sonia’s Ring: 11 Ways to Heal Your Heart, in the Presidents Room … Continue Reading Alumna shares book, 9/11 loss
An array of Emerson–based comedy troupes and comedians performed to a standing-room-only crowd in Piano Row’s Multipurpose Room on October 12. “There was a great mix of sketch, stand-up, and … Continue Reading Big turnout for comedy show
The Communication Sciences and Disorders Department will host a site visit team from the Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA) of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) on Monday and Tuesday, October … Continue Reading Public meeting for CSD reaccreditation
Abigail Collins ’15 and Jackie Tempera ’15 worked with several other Journalism students on two stories about the government shutdown for Boston.com. (Photo by Dan O’Brien) A group of Journalism … Continue Reading Student journalists cover federal shutdown