Who Is the Class of 2026?
Please meet a sampling of students kind enough to speak to an Emerson Today reporter randomly interrupting their conversations.
New Academic Year, New Faces, New Roles: Part 2
Each Fall, we introduce them to the community and ask them to answer a handful of (totally optional) questions
Free Hearing Screenings for Emerson Community
Appointments are scheduled every 15 minutes through our scheduling site and will take place in the Robbins Center at 216 Tremont Street
SOC Awards Recognize Achievements of 41 Emersonians
SOC students and faculty came together at the Ritz Carlton, to recognize 41 outstanding individuals who were nominated by the faculty for the annual School of Communication Awards.
Hawkins, Lasker, Lemack Honored for Teaching Excellence
We asked each winner about their inspirations for and secrets of excellent teaching.
New for ’23: Health & Social Change and Media Psychology Majors
“They are informed by the liberal arts … but they are very much informed by the expertise that we find among the faculty in these really growing fields,” said SOC Dean Raul Reis.
Watch: Southwick Recital Confronts Dementia
The Communication Studies Department explored the challenges and heartbreak of dementia with its annual Southwick Recital, held both virtually and in-person at the Semel Theater on Friday, November 5.
Jane Brown, Former Admissions Dean, ‘Set an Example…That Continues Today’
Jane Brown, a longtime clinical instructor in Communication Sciences and Disorders and admissions administrator for the College died Saturday, August 28, following a battle with ovarian cancer.
Who Are Emerson’s Newest Faculty Members?
We asked each of them four questions about their field, their classroom, and who they are when they aren’t teaching.
Master Thesis Project Fills Gap in Autism Research
As a graduate student in Communication Sciences & Disorders, Kaya LeGrand MS ’20 spearheaded a research project to help answer one of many questions surrounding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): Which features of autistic children’s language are most useful for their adult language ability??