Anna Deavere Smith: The Power of Listening, Engaging
“It dawned on me very early, back then as a student, that to develop a voice … you have to have an ear.”
Exciting Opportunity for Emerson and the City of Boston
Recently, Emerson was selected by the City of Boston to complete a new project to animate and activate the corner of the Boston Common closest to the Boylston/Tremont Streets intersection, nearest our campus.
Update: Sad News About Brooks Walker ’25
I am writing to follow up with additional information regarding the tragic death of a member of our student community.
Campus Update – Follow Up
It is with deep sadness that we write to you today to share the news of the death of a member of our student community. At the request of the student’s family, we are not providing any additional details at this time.
Dr. Bernhardt Tells Emerson, ‘I Feel Lucky’
Bernhardt spoke to the crowd at the Cutler Majestic about his educational philosophy, his family, and his pledge to listen, learn, and advance Emerson’s values in the coming years.
Dr. Bernhardt Discusses Future as New President of the College: Bloomberg Baystate Business
Incoming President Dr. Jay Bernhardt joined Bloomberg Baystate Business hosts this week, sharing his hopes for making the College more accessible, diverse, and affordable, among others, and cultivating the foundations of future leaders.
Save the Date: 2023 Teach-In on Race
Be on the lookout for the full agenda and announcement coming soon
Video: Wishing You Health, Happiness, Harmony in 2023
With the new year comes the promise of renewal.
2022 State of the College
The progress we’ve made is evident: in our community of creative scholars; in the bold initiatives we’ve undertaken; in the global reach of our curriculum and programs; and in the continued– and increased– demand for an Emerson education.
College to Honor Earthshot Prize with Little Building Projection
The College will celebrate Boston’s participation in the Earthshot Prize with a large-scale visual art projection illuminating the Little Building on November 28.