Looking Back and Ahead with the Class of 2025: Part One
One minute, you’re sitting in the Cutler Majestic Theatre next to complete strangers, listening to orientation speeches. Suddenly, you’re in the Agganis Arena waiting to launch into the world.
The Class of 2025 Looks Back, Ahead: Part Two
Emerson Today has a tradition of asking graduating seniors from across departments about their memories, they’re hopes, and what they’ll miss most (spoiler: It’s always the people).
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photog Recounts Kent State Shooting at Comm Studies Event
Filo’s visit comes on the heels of a field trip of Emerson College students to attend 55th anniversary commemorations of the Kent State shootings.
Retiring Faculty’s Favorite Lessons: Part Two
No interview can quite capture the importance these educators have meant to their students and colleagues, but Emerson Today tried
Retiring Faculty Members on Lessons They’ve Taught and Learned: Part One
They are looking forward to traveling, spending time with family, writing, and having more free time.
Poet Jenny Molberg Named Editor-in-Chief of Ploughshares
As Editor-in-Chief of Ploughshares, Molberg will play an integral role in providing a vision and strategic plan for the literary journal
Shaw Has Seen the Big Picture at Emerson for Five Decades
Over the years, Shaw has created and led numerous classes about photography, the dark room, documentary-making, and more.
Emerson Filmmakers Celebrating Peabody Wins
The Only Doctor, directed, produced, and filmed by Matthew Hashiguchi, MFA ’11 won a 2024 Peabody Award alongside Mountain Queen, produced by Dalia Burde ’00.
Communication ‘Cross-Section’: SOC Showcase Highlights Student Scholarship
Before School of Communication students and faculty stepped into the Jackie Liebergott Black Box to celebrate 2025 award winners , they passed through a gauntlet of academic research, business plans, … Continue Reading Communication ‘Cross-Section’: SOC Showcase Highlights Student Scholarship
Emerson Duo Nets Tony Noms for ‘Death Becomes Her’
Julia Mattison ’11 and Noel Carey ’11 were nominated for Best Original Score (Music and/or Lyrics) Written for the Theatre.