Emerson-Produced Films Pick Up Golden Globes
The Brutalist, executive produced by Max Kondziolka ’16, won Best Motion Picture – Drama
Listen to Syrians, It’s Their Home, Says Institute’s Munif
Munif is planning a trip next summer to Syria to see his mother with his two school-aged daughters who’ve never been to Syria.
Nominations Open for Spirit of Emerson, Kindness Awards
Know someone with the Emerson spirit? Or who spreads kindness among the Emerson community?
A Look Back: Emerson Excellence in 2024
The College had a lot to be excited about this year. We’re looking back at some of the stories that made us proud to be an Emersonian.
Gellman Wins Grant to Support EPI Resources
Since 2017, EPI has developed a portfolio of instruments to support smooth program implementation inside prison.
VMA Program Earns Accreditation from Film Equipment Leader ARRI
Emerson College became the first film program in New England and just the second in the U.S. to earn Certified Film School accreditation
Donating Food to Local Students: WBZ Radio
Leftover food from the Dining Hall is going to local students in need of food assistance prior to Winter Break.
CSD Students Help Robbins Center Clients Find Their Voices
Jayme Kelly began working with the Robbins Center after she survived a stroke in 2019.
Professor’s Gift to Support Undergraduate Scientific Research
The generous $1.5 million gift left to Marlboro College by the estate of Robert (Bob) Edward Engel will be used to fund the Robert Engel Research Grants Fund.
Emerson Professor Awarded Callaway Prize for Book on ‘Post-Truth’
The prize, awarded to Ioana Jucan, is presented by New York University’s English Department and grants $9,000 to the best book in the field of the past two years.