Paul Tetreault ’84 has been a theater buff ever since he started acting in middle school. Today, he is executive director of one of the most important theaters in the … Continue Reading Tetreault shares his Emerson Experience
Ever heard of dancer Pearl Primus? Emerson Writing Literature and Publishing Professor Murray Schwartz admits few people have, even though she is the person most responsible for bringing African dance … Continue Reading Schwartz’s book examines life of African-dance pioneer
The Jacob K. Javits Fellowship is a program of the U.S. Department of Education that provides up to $40,000 per year to students entering a doctoral program in the fields … Continue Reading Javits Fellowship goes to alumnus
Ronald L. Walker II, president and founding partner of Next Street, has been elected to the Emerson College Board of Trustees. Walker has more than 17 years of experience … Continue Reading Ronald Walker elected to Board of Trustees
Thousands of film festivals take place annually across the globe, but few are more venerated than Cannes, the film showcase and competition that takes place in the south of France … Continue Reading Creative Minds at Cannes select Emerson students
While Emerson College’s alumni, faculty, and friends continue to raise money toward a scholarship fund to be named in President Jacqueline Liebergott’s honor, the Paramount Center’s Black Box theater was … Continue Reading Scholarship fund, theater named in Liebergott’s honor
Chris Montan, P ’10, president of Walt Disney Music, received the Joseph E. Connor Memorial Award from Emerson’s Phi Alpha Tau fraternity in a ceremony at the Cabaret on March … Continue Reading Connor Award goes to head of Disney Music
Peter Loge ’87, a Washington, D.C.-based communications and political strategist, received the 2011 Walter Littlefield Distinguished Speaker in Rhetoric and Communication Award on March 16. The award, inspired by the … Continue Reading Peter Loge ’87 honored during Communication Week
When the newspaper world began losing revenue, longtime music critic and author Jim Sullivan left the Globe. The advice he received from friends and colleagues was, “Go online.” That’s exactly … Continue Reading Experts say Facebook and Twitter have revolutionized marketing
Emerson College’s Kasteel Well study-abroad program in Well, The Netherlands, celebrates its 25th anniversary this spring with several days of special events. Receptions for Trustees and outgoing College President Jacqueline … Continue Reading Emerson’s unique Kasteel Well program marks 25 years