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Emerson College Today
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Autism-friendly play gets help from student
A Master of Arts in Theatre Education student helped developed an autism-friendly performance of Pippy Longstocking that will be performed April 27.
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Immigration event now on social media
In light of the extraordinary events of the past few days, Emerson College has cancelled its soapbox event on immigration reform, which had been scheduled for Boston Common on Friday, April 19.
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Student entrepreneurs to benefit blast victims
Sixteen students vying for $20,000 to start their own business venture at the annual E3 Expo will also raise money for marathon blast victims.
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Emerson remembers marathon victims
There were tears, songs, hugs, and an outpouring of thanks, love, and support at the Emerson community gathering to reflect on the Boston Marathon bombings.
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Moving Forward and Healing Our Community
President Pelton addresses the Boston Marathon tragedy
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A second-half surge by the Emmanuel Saints wasn't enough to stop the potent offense of the Emerson Women's Lacrosse Team as the Lions rolled to an 18-12 win Saturday, April 13.
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Twomey diplomacy winners announced
Three students recently won the second annual David P. Twomey III Award in Public Diplomacy.
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Environmental factors in gun violence
A group of Boston-area professionals who work directly with youth and communities affected by gun violence will participate in the final discussion in Emerson’s four-part series about gun violence on April 25.
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