Emerson College Today

Iwasaki Library exhibit features work by Martha Jimenez

Martha Jimenez says she hopes to communicate contradiction in her art.

D’Andrea Named to ESPN: The Magazine Academic All-District First Team

Not only did Lindsay D’Andrea ’11 lead the 2010 Emerson Women’s Soccer team with 10 goals and 8 assists, but the Writing, Literature and Publishing major is also a member of the Gold Key Honor Society.

Emerson Creates Video for the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind

Government and Community Relations and Television Radio and Film (TRF) Department recently partnered with the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind to produce an instructional video on sighted guide techniques. 

Pulitzer Prize-winning Poet Advises Students

“I just spent $150 at the Emerson bookstore on sweatshirts, sweatpants, and other memorabilia,” joked poet Claudia Emerson, referring to her shared last name with the College. “I want to wear this stuff back home in Virginia. This is the best name for any educational institution.”

Rafael Jaen Tackles Costuming for Dickens Classic Nicholas Nickleby

There are 167 costumes for the cast of The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby. All 1,687 costume pieces were designed, created, or in some way touched by Emerson Department of Performing Arts faculty member Rafael Jaen.

WEBN Streams Election Night Coverage

On Election Night 2010, Emerson student-run television news station WEBN broadcast live coverage on the web for more than two hours. 

Polster is Bound for England Thanks to Mann Stearns Award

With the help of the Mann Stearns Distinguished Faculty Award, Performing Arts Assistant Professor Joshua Polster says he will be able to complete his book on the theatre of Arthur Miller. 

Emerson Parent Talks About Being a Member of the PLC

Emerson Parents Leadership Council member Julie Battaglia visits son Chris Battaglia ’14 for Family Weekend 2010.