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Emerson College’s newest building, the Paramount Center, officially opened Thursday, March 18, with Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino illuminating the Paramount’s original art deco marquee, which Emerson restored. Emerson College … Continue Reading Ceremony held for Paramount Center opening
The Presidential Search Committee is in the process of working through a pool of more than 200 names that have been suggested into the search process. With this review, the … Continue Reading Update From the Presidential Search Committee
Some entrepreneurial Emerson Visual and Media Arts students are finding new and creative ways to raise funds to produce their work. Graduate students Nathaniel Hansen, Matthew Hashiguchi, and Geoffrey Tarulli, … Continue Reading Students find new ways to fund their films
Frank B. Wilderson III, award-winning author of Incognegro: A Memoir of Exile and Apartheid (South End Press, 2008), gave this year’s Emerson Spring Honors Lecture on February 16 in the … Continue Reading Former African National Congress member gives lecture
Emerson welcomes Dr. Amy Ansell as Dean of the Institute for Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies. A sociologist, Ansell’s interests include race and ethnicity, political sociology, cultural studies, and human … Continue Reading Ansell joins Institute for Liberal Arts as dean
The 2010 Walter Littlefield Distinguished Speaker in Rhetoric and Communication Award was presented to Giovanna Negretti ’95, executive director of ¿Oíste?, at Emerson’s Bright Family Screening Room on March 22. … Continue Reading Giovanna Negretti receives Award
Gwen Ifill, managing editor of Washington Week and senior correspondent for Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) News Hour, recently advised a packed theater of budding journalists at Emerson’s Paramount Center to … Continue Reading Gwen Ifill visits campus
Nine works by current Emerson students and recent graduates were screened at the Writers Guild of America Theater in Beverly Hills on March 11 as part of the College’s tenth … Continue Reading 10th annual Film Festival exceeds expectations
Student media organizations at Emerson were the recent recipients of twelve 2009 Associated Press (AP) awards. Student television news station WEBN won six awards, including Best Breaking News Coverage; Emerson … Continue Reading Organizations sweep the Radio Television Awards
The new Fall 2010 courses are grouped into two clusters: Human Biology and Health and Environmental Science. All courses fulfill the General Education Scientific Perspective requirement. New for 2010 are … Continue Reading New science courses offered for Fall 2010