Charna Westervelt, Author at Expression

Fall 2022 | Features

10 Things to Know About Shaya Gregory Poku

Shaya Gregory Poku is Emerson’s new vice president for equity and social justice.

This issue, we made some changes to represent the creativity, the assertiveness, the independent spirit that is foundational to this place.

The 5th annual Teach-In on Race was held, with discussions around race, self-care, and creating art in a climate of inequity and violence.

In March, the School of Communication and Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders hosted a screening of Signing Black in America,

Members of the Emerson community met to reaffirm the College’s commitment to creating a culture of equity and anti-racism at Emerson.

Emerson held Commencement ceremonies for the Class of 2021 and for members of the Class of 2020 in early May.

Under COVID restrictions, spring sports resumed this semester. Above, the softball team stays masked up during practice.

In this video interview, President Lee Pelton reflects on 10 years at Emerson before he takes on his new role leading the Boston Foundation.

Emersonians have been making people laugh for years. Meet some of our many talented and funny alumni.

In 2015, Emerson made history when it established the country’s first BFA in Comedic Arts. Today, 110 students are enrolled in the program.

Read letters from readers; in this issue, from alumnus Mark Bell ’76, from Belchertown, MA.

Since 2005, Emerson College has been the home of the American Comedy Archives, including a collection of rare and important interviews.

A collection of books by Emerson authors from Spring 2021.

Spring 2021 | Voices

After Laura Levis ’04 died unexpectedly in 2016, her husband began a journey to tell her story and prevent other such tragic deaths.

News | Spring 2021

Nanci Isaacs ’79 talks about the importance of giving back to Emerson and why our participation matters.