The Emerson women’s volleyball team opened their season with a 13-1 record, marking one of the best starts in program history ...

Quinn Tierney ’28, an actor and Business of Creative Enterprises major, has no trouble walking up to strangers and introducing herself. But that doesn’t mean she knows exactly how to tell her story.

Creating an Artistic Home The first acting class Reiner and Basche joined was taught by Performing Arts Assistant Professor ...

Writing, Literature and Publishing (WLP) affiliated faculty member Alysia Abbott will join the panel Writing the Body: ...

Parvathy Nair, MA ’26, showed up at last spring’s annual Pitch Slam armed with a pocketful of 60-second pitches. Three months ...

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When Rebekah Israel ’26 started Future Creators & Innovators (FCI) at age 18, she had a simple idea: Young people should have the opportunity to explore careers and creative fields they might not ...

Millions of creatives around the world dream of moving to Los Angeles and launching careers in the entertainment industry. For four decades, Emersonians have had a pathway to make those dreams a very ...

Bill and Ted are back—and this time, they’re putting on a musical. At a developmental reading at Emerson College’s Greene Theater on September 20, students from Emerson, Berklee College of Music, and ...

Tulasi Srinivas, Professor of Anthropology, Religion and Transnational Studies, Marlboro Institute, is a recognized scholar of religion and ecology with a focus on climate justice. Tulasi Srinivas is ...

On Thursday, Sept. 17, as staff put finishing touches on the buffet table and Emersonians started filing into 186 Tremont St. to celebrate the official opening of the Cutler-Winn Commons, two students ...