Emerson College Today

Mihailidis releases study on mobile phone habits

A study that explored the information habits and dispositions of university students’ mobile phone use was released by Paul Mihailidis, assistant professor in the Marketing Communication Department. 

Memorial service slated for Tony Goldman '65

A memorial service will be held for alumnus and Trustee Tony Goldman ’65 on Tuesday, October 16, at 4:45 pm at Temple Emanu-El in New York City. Goldman died September 5. 

Pelton to participate in Men of Color forum

President Pelton will participate in Color Magazine’s Men of Color Leadership Forum, which will be held in Boston on Thursday, October 11, at the EMC Club at Fenway Park. 

D.C. internship program flourishes

With election season heating up, juniors and seniors participating in Emerson’s Washington, D.C., program could not be more excited to be taking advantage of internships in the political nucleus of the nation. 

Sitcom by Mutchnick '87 airs on CBS

Co-creator of hit television show Will & Grace Max Mutchnick ’87 premiered his new sitcom Partners on September 24. The comedy airs Mondays at 8:30 pm ET on CBS.  

Pols Sanchez and Arroyo describe their career paths

Massachusetts State Representative Jeffrey Sánchez arrived before his scheduled time to speak at the Max Mutchnick Campus Center on the evening of September 25.

New program offers financial education

Emerson College officially launched its new financial education program, Money Matters, on September 27. Students and alumni can learn about debt management, using credit wisely, identity theft, and other personal finance topics. 

"Rocketmen" enthrall faculty member Miller

Cynthia Miller has a taste for the fantastic. The Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies faculty member can now count herself a published author on the 1950s pop-cultural phenomenon known as “rocketmen.”