Despite a civil tone, pro- and anti-gun panelists found little common ground when discussing how the nation should address its gun violence epidemic during “Whose Right Is It, Anyway?” at … Continue Reading Passionate views shared in gun talk
Emerson President Lee Pelton stood with Mayors Against Illegal Guns on February 4. Emerson President Lee Pelton stood with Mayors Against Illegal Guns and more than 25 college presidents in … Continue Reading Pelton joins Duncan, mayors on gun issue
Jennifer Despres, Brenda McGann and Catherine Sorrentino of Roffi Salon in Boston are helping donate proceeds to Emerson’s Alternative Spring Break. (Courtesy photo) For the third year in a row, Roffi … Continue Reading Salon helping fund Alternative Spring Break
William Ludel ’70 has been nominated for the Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Daytime Serials for 2012, for the Magic Milo episode of General Hospital … Continue Reading Ludel ’78 nominated for Directors Guild of America Award
Simon Shnapir and Marissa Castelli performing at a Skating Club of Boston show in 2010. (Courtesy of Simon Shnapir) Simon Shnapir is a Marketing Communication major at Emerson, but he … Continue Reading Student wins U.S. Figure Skating Championship
Emerson College will undergo a comprehensive evaluation visit April 8-10, 2013, by a team representing the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the New England Association of Schools and … Continue Reading NEASC team to visit Emerson
Brian Sousa, MFA ’06, tackles Portugese-American life in Almost Gone. (Courtesy photo) Brian Sousa, MFA ’06, always wrote short stories, but they were never connected to each other. That changed … Continue Reading Portuguese-American culture examined in book
Conrad Smith '78 was chief operating officer of the Minnesota Lynx, of the WNBA. Conrad Smith ’78, who became the chief operating officer of the Minnesota Lynx, a … Continue Reading Sports exec Conrad Smith ’78 dies
David Shawl ’07 made a short documentary film on the annual Burning Man event in 2012. The annual Burning Man gathering held on the flat desert landscape of northern Nevada … Continue Reading ’Burning Man’ comes alive
Emerson students can now pay for taxis using their student identification cards. The world of urban transportation is changing. Fading fast are the days of thrusting one’s hand into the … Continue Reading Students pay for cabs with ECcash