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.
Professor Emerita Della-Giustina Recalled as a ‘Force,’ a ‘Legend’
She leaves a long list of Emerson alumni across the New England media landscape and beyond who can credit Professor Della-Giustina, directly or indirectly, with launching and supporting their careers.
Sad News About Professor Emerita Marsha Della-Giustina
It is with heavy hearts that we write to inform you that Professor Emerita Marsha Della-Giustina, who established Emerson’s Broadcast Journalism program, has passed away after a brief illness.
Williams on New Novel ‘My Murder’: Shondaland
“I do believe it’s important to think about the ethics of one’s work.”
Political Comm Major Puts Theory into Practice to Serve Hometown
Abercrombie was studying political communications in school, and on the campaign trail.