School of Communication News

Boston Strong students donate $894K

The Emerson students who created the highly successful Boston Strong T-shirts to raise money for victims of the Boston Marathon attacks capped their two-month campaign June 11 with a check to The One Fund for $893,940.

Media Ethics online magazine released

The Spring 2013 issue of the Emerson-produced Media Ethics online magazine has been released, featuring essays about the upcoming Wikileaks trial and coverage of the Boston Marathon bombings, among other topics.

Beaudet '92 wins 2 Emmys

Mike Beaudet '92, a part-time faculty member and investigative reporter for Fox 25 News, received two New England Emmy Awards.

Alumni launch Boston Strong music mix

Two Emersonians have released the Boston Strong Music Project, a digital mix of original songs by local artists, including Amanda Palmer, to raise money for The One Fund.

19 faculty in Inclusive Excellence fellowship

Nineteen faculty members participated in the Inclusive Excellence Faculty Fellows program to develop methods to address issues of diversity that arise in educational settings.

Students coin 'Boston Strong,' raise $800k

Chris Dobens '16 and Nicholas Reynolds '14 created the "Boston Strong" catchphrase and raised more than $800,000 for The One Fund within the first month of the Boston Marathon attacks.

Fellowship on diversity begins

The Office of Diversity and Inclusion is holding a three-day program beginning May 20 to help faculty address diversity issues in the classroom.

Lippman '13 named outstanding broadcaster

Ross Lippman '13 was named most outstanding sportscaster of 2013 by the Sportscaster Talent Agency of America.