Amaro ’18 Helping Bridge Gaps Between Government, Communities
Amaro coordinates the governor’s communications with more than 60 cultural media outlets.
Raynauld on Clickbait Websites Using AI to Generate Content: TechCity
The content isn’t getting worse — because it was already bad.
House on 4 Facts About Juneteenth That May Not Be Taught in Florida: The Messenger
House focuses on emancipation, reparations, enslavement, and the State of Liberty.
Breaking Barriers Exhibit Covered by Local, National Media
Barrier Breakers: From Jackie to Pumpsie, which opened on Juneteenth, tells the story of the integration of Major League Baseball
Rowley’s Emerson Days Influence New York Times Bestseller
The Celebrants, Rowley’s fourth novel, centers around friends reuniting after the loss of a former classmate.
Celebrating and Reflecting on Juneteenth
While, as a country and as an institution, we have made progress in our understanding of this history and how it impacts our society today, it is clear that we have more work to do.
Exhibit on Integration of Baseball Opening at Emerson on Juneteenth
Barrier Breakers: From Jackie to Pumpsie, will open Juneteenth, Monday, June 19, and run through Friday, August 4, in the Loft, 118 Boylston Street.
Emerson Sophomore Named Youth Poet Laureate Ambassador
Through the Virginia Youth Poet Laureate Program, Adeyola is eligible to compete to become Regional Youth Poet Laureate, and then compete for the title of National Youth Poet Laureate.
Announcement: Trustee Diversity Statement and Commitment
As the Trustees of Emerson College, we commit to persistent inquiry, due attention, and substantive investment to advance human dignity and respect within the College and the wider world.
Get to Know (and Taste) These Emersonian Culinary Companies
Take a tour of fantastic fare from enterprising, epicurean Emersonians.