Emerson Today
Artwork by David Silvah that will be featured in Baja Meets Boston this weekend. Mexican artist David Silvah and several Communication Studies students will combine forces Friday, December 7, for … Continue Reading Students promote international art event
As Holly Van Leuven ’12 nears the end of her undergraduate career, she takes with her an impressive BFA thesis project; she’s writing the first biography of American entertainer Ray Bolger, … Continue Reading Student writes biography on Ray Bolger
Grant Denton ’09, MA ’10, shared his experiences working at Obama Election Headquarters with Emerson students during a campus visit December 4, 2012. It was just a month ago that … Continue Reading Recent grad works for Obama campaign
Monument II, a painting by MassArt student Tyler Scheidt, will be featured in the Pieces Apart exhibit at Emerson College. An art exhibition curated by Emerson students, Pieces Apart: Quantifying … Continue Reading Student-curated art exhibit opens Dec. 7
Frank Gao ’13 is releasing a memoir that reflects on his dual Chinese and American identity, his decision to enroll in Emerson and join the U.S. military. Not many people … Continue Reading Chinese-American student, soldier’s memoir
The digital version of Expression holds more information than the print edition, including historical timelines and expanded biographical facts. Emerson College has become one of the first colleges in the … Continue Reading App released for Expression magazine
Two recent graduates of the Department of Performing Arts are cast in this season’s production of Our Town at the Huntington Theatre in Boston. Ryan Wenke ’12 and Emily Skeggs … Continue Reading Young alumni perform in Our Town
An exceptional panel of more than 20 international scholars specializing in Netherlandish art and cultural history, from varying academic disciplines, will meet at Kasteel Well, Emerson’s facility in the Netherlands, … Continue Reading Symposium meets at Kasteel Well
The graduate program director of the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department is working to improve methods for speech-language pathologists (SLPs) to assess communication in stroke patients with severe impairments in … Continue Reading Helping stroke patients with speech
Nominated by Color Magazine’s Advisory Committee for his leadership in “paving the way for change in the area of inclusion,” President Lee Pelton is among the seven organizations and individuals … Continue Reading Pelton recognized for leadership by Color Magazine