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Emerson College and ArtsEmerson: The World On Stage will kick off a second season of Emerson Presents, a series of monthly, public film screenings followed by conversations with Emerson College … Continue Reading Faculty, ArtsEmerson collaborate on film series
Associate Professor Gregory Payne, Hens Rizvi, Alexander Kaufman, Sultan Al-Qassemi, Peter Karl ’10, Daniel Tick, Peter Hall ’10, MA ’11 at a Al-Qassemi’s talk on social media’s influence in political … Continue Reading Middle East social media leader visits Emerson
Through all of life’s hardships, the love of one’s art form is what keeps an artist at his or her work, according to writer Junot Díaz, who came to Emerson … Continue Reading Writer Junot Diaz visits campus
President Lee Pelton welcomed 24 members of the Massachusetts state legislature to Emerson’s Paramount Center on September 20 to discuss the cultural and economic revitalization of the Theatre District that … Continue Reading Emerson welcomes state leaders
More than 400 young alumni stepped up and made donations to the recent MacWade Challenge, which raised over $27,000 for the College and resulted in a $25,000 matching gift. The … Continue Reading MacWade $50k challenge raises money
Emerson Associate Professor of Journalism Tim Riley released his latest book Lennon: The Man, the Myth, the Music—The Definitive Life on September 20. Riley is a noted Beatles scholar and … Continue Reading Riley releases Lennon biography
Boston Public Schools (BPS) has adopted Community PlanIt, a web-based social network created by Emerson Associate Professor of Visual Media Arts Eric Gordon that turns community planning into a game. … Continue Reading Eric Gordon’s online tool used by Boston Schools
President Lee Pelton has wasted no time in throwing open the doors of the College’s new official residence to host a variety of community receptions and gatherings. In the weeks … Continue Reading President hosts community events at residence
Emerson will observe National Hispanic/Latin American Heritage Month, September 15 to October 15, with a series of events ranging from lectures and a book signing to a party and a … Continue Reading Emerson celebrates Hispanic/Latin American heritage
When Lindsay Day ’12 came to Emerson to study Writing, Literature, and Publishing, she never imagined that her studies would take her to New England lakes and ponds to learn … Continue Reading Students and faculty collaborate on climate study