Emerson College Today

Emerson joins forces with major Chinese university to offer global student experiences

Emerson and the Communication University of China (CUC) collaborated to offer international experiences in Boston and Beijing this summer for students from both institutions.

Emerson hosts arts and communication program for Boston-area students

Emerson recently hosted the seventh annual Charles Beard Arts and Communication Exploration Program, a two-week series of courses for Boston-area middle and high school students.

Emerson community welcomes President Pelton

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Journalism Department launches iPad app to showcase student work

Emerson’s Journalism Department recently became the first in the nation to successfully publish student work on an iPad application using Adobe Digital Publishing Suite.

Emerson College establishes official residence

Emerson College announced today (June 27) the acquisition of 2 Spruce Street in Boston to achieve the previously announced goal of establishing an official residence.

School of Communication hosts laughter and humor conference

Communication Studies Professor Phillip Glenn spearheaded a conference on laughter and humor in human interaction.

Emerson team wins big at "Sundance of video games"

Participatory Chinatown, a video game co-created by a team from Emerson, was recently awarded Best Direct Impact Game of 2011 by the Games for Change Festival in New York City.

Bobbi Brown '79 speaks to Boston Globe about her career in makeup

Bobbi Brown ’79 was featured in a Boston Globe story regarding her influence on the beauty industry and her continued support of Emerson. The article is the cover story of the “G” section (June 23).