Emerson in the News
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Alumna Houton named managing editor of The Phoenix
Alumna Jacqueline Houton, MA ’08 (Publishing and Writing), has been named managing editor of The Phoenix, Boston’s newly launched weekly.
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West analyzes candidates' communication styles
Professor of Communication Studies Richard West spoke with WBZ’s Drew Moholland during the news station’s WaterCooler segment on September 22 about nonverbal communication at political debates.
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The Commons called "revolutionary" in American Theatre
The article details the center’s history and how it found a home in the Office of the Arts, alongside ArtsEmerson, within an academic setting.
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Boston Globe recognizes Emerson's energy
Following up on the recent Quidditch chatter, the Boston Globe stepped back and looked at the vitality Emerson College brings to the southeastern corner of Boston Common, an area that was once in disarray.
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President Pelton outlines his vision
The Boston Globe published a story on President Pelton’s inauguration, outlining his vision to establish Emerson College as the world’s leading institution of higher education in the arts and communication.
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Tom Werner's visit to Emerson College
TV producer and co-chair of the Red Sox Tom Werner paid a visit to Emerson that made the Names Blog of the Boston Globe.
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ArtsEmerson named best theater in Boston
Boston magazine named ArtsEmerson the Best Theater in Boston, recognizing the organization’s artistic reach beyond Boston.
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Former Ploughshares fiction editor Maryanne O’Hara (MFA ’95) was profiled in the Boston Globe in conjunction with the publication of her debut novel, Cascade.
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