Emerson College Today

NEA Chairman Visits Paramount Center

National Endowment for the Arts Chairman Rocco Landesman toured the Paramount Center and participated in a panel discussion led by the Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC) at the Paramount Mainstage.

IMAGINE That: Tim Riley Presents John Lennon Biopic Nowhere Boy

John Lennon would have been 70 this Saturday, October 9. It’s been 30 years since he was killed in New York City at the age of 40, but his prolific body of work still appeals to wide audiences today.

Grad Honored by Massachusetts Office

When Morgan First ’06 graduated with a degree from Emerson in Marketing Communication she didn’t just get a job, she started a business.

WEBN Takes NYC and DC By Storm

They’ve covered the Primetime Emmys and the Daytime Emmys, and now Emerson College Journalism students are making waves at the 31st Annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards in New York City.

Hoglund Fills Gap for Emerson Cross-Country

Despite winning the 2009 Great Northeast Athletic Conference championship, the Emerson College women’s cross–country team entered the 2010 season with some question marks and with heavy hearts.

Ted Gup Walks The Walk

Emerson Journalism Department chair and well-known investigative journalist Ted Gup talks about his teaching philosophy and goals for his journalism students.

Alumnus Donates Archives From Major News Site He Founded

In the early 1990s, Viscount Rob Sands ’68 recognized that there was an information gap that could be addressed using new emerging technology called the Internet.

A Hermit Who Decorates?

Do you know what a decorative hermit is? Steve Himmer does. The author and Writing, Literature and Publishing Lecturer became an expert on the subject while doing research for his debut novel, The Bee-Loud Glade.