President Obama announced his intention to appoint Emerson College Trustee and alumna Suzan Johnson Cook ’76 Ambassador-At-Large for International Religious Freedom at the U.S. Department of State. Of the appointments … Continue Reading Trustee is appointee in Obama administration
Emerson College and Miami Dade College (MDC) will enter into a partnership to offer MDC students the opportunity to continue their education and pursue a four-year degree in Boston. The … Continue Reading Emerson and Miami Dade College announce partnership
Assistant Professor Mark Leccese was on the Callie Crossley Show on Great Blue Hill, also known as WGBH-FM (89.7) recently to talk about the use of social media in political … Continue Reading Leccese discussed social media use on Great Blue Hill
Visual and Media Arts Assistant Professor Diane Lake will be on hand for the broadcast of her radio play The Casebook of Violet Strange: The Inseparables live on Britain’s Tequila … Continue Reading Diane Lake broadcasts on British radio
More than 600 Emersonians and their guests were treated to a sunshine-filled weekend of soccer with cherished faculty member Pete Chvany, karaoke madness until 1:00 am in Emerson’s Black Box … Continue Reading Alumni Weekend 2010 Had Something for Everyone
Roger Crosley, Emerson’s coordinator of athletic operations, has been chosen as an inductee of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Hall of Fame. Seven current or former sports … Continue Reading Roger Crosley bound for College Sports Information Directors of America
Robert Friend ’79, president of Emerson’s Alumni Association, was honored June 2 at the Brooklyn College Managers for the Arts 2010 Alumni Gathering for his dedicated service to the Brooklyn … Continue Reading Emerson alumni association president honored by Brooklyn College
Announces its inaugural season of programming at Paramount, Cutler Majestic, and Black Box theatres, and Bright Family Screening Room The inaugural season of world-class international theatre programming by ArtsEmerson: The … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson announces inaugural theatre season
Brendan McCarthy ’04, staff writer at The Times-Picayune and 2009 Pulitzer Prize finalist, spoke to a packed room of Emerson students recently about his experience as a journalist working the … Continue Reading 2009 Pulitzer Prize finalist and alum Brendan McCarthy visits campus
National Public Radio’s (NPR) Michele Norris interviewed Emerson Journalism Chair Ted Gup on Tuesday, January 5, about the seven Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officers recently killed in Afghanistan. Gup is … Continue Reading National Public Radio speaks with Emerson Journalism Chair Ted Gup