75 Performances for 75 Years of WERS
No matter the location, listeners have always counted on WERS to provide diverse, eclectic music and content.
On and Around Campus
20 Questions with Mary Higgins
Mary Higgins, MA ’05, recently concluded a 22-year career in the College’s Office of Government and Community Relations, retiring from Emerson in September. Higgins said she looks forward to the next chapter of her career.
Extraordinarily Emersonian
We are leading the way with creativity, innovation, and passion in almost every industry.
Behind the Scenes: Diana Barton ’91
Before returning to Emerson to manage the Emerson Channel, Emerson Sports, and advise the EVVYs, Barton produced hundreds of shows, including the Oscars and Emmys.
Emersonians Are Better Together
Emerson has long valued civic activism through protest, and we respect our students’ right to raise their voices to support their beliefs and aspirations.
20 Questions with De-nin Lee
De-nin Lee is an art historian specializing in the history of art in China. She has taught at Emerson since 2012.
Outfitted for Success
As assistant director of career access and equity, Drew Genova, MA ’22, helps students find career pathways and possibilities.
20 Questions with Bonnie Baggesen
Bonnie Baggesen, general manager of the Office of the Arts, has worked at Emerson for 20 years.
Ode to Boston and to the Arts’ Transformative Power
The arts will forever be a force for good, a beacon of hope, and an instrument of change.
“Ask Satch”
Unofficially, Jonathan “Satch” Satriale the go-to person for many things Emerson.
New Beginnings
It is an honor and a privilege to lead this incredible institution, and I am grateful to the Emersonians who came before me for stewarding the College so thoughtfully.
Commencement CHATter
ChatGPT and generative AI technology have taken the world by storm.
20 Questions with Bill Gilligan
In June, Bill Gilligan will retire as interim president of Emerson College. He began his career at Emerson in 1982 as an adjunct teacher.
Transferable Skills
For quite a few students—over many years—students selection of Emerson can be traced back to one instrumental person: Lisa Yaeger.
What Comes Next?
As I prepare to retire from Emerson (again), I leave knowing that Emerson is on a launchpad, ready to usher in a new era—one that honors our past while looking to the future.