Power Players in the NBA
Two of the NBA’s 30 GMs are Emerson alumni, with many more Lions pacing the sidelines and in the front offices of NBA and G League teams.
Two of the NBA’s 30 GMs are Emerson alumni, with many more Lions pacing the sidelines and in the front offices of NBA and G League teams.
Checking in on the Class of 2020, five years after an atypical graduation.
In March, President Jay Bernhardt announced the launch of Extraordinary Emerson 2030, the College’s new strategic plan.
Ryan Tunick ’12 has always craved creativity. He found it at Emerson… and that was just the beginning.
Leah Gambal ’92 underscores that learning disabilities are as valid as physical ailments, and they deserve recognition and diagnoses.
Harris writes Hung Up, a Substack newsletter with nearly 100,000 pop-culture–obsessed subscribers and a comments section livelier than the Golden Globes after too much champagne.
From human rights to AI, Nate Walker ’98 traces his interest in freedom of expression back to Emerson.
In a polarized world, Emersonians are helping break down silos and bring people together, one conversation at a time.
Celebrating the 10th Anniversary
of ELA’s Iconic Building
With capes, powers, and high-stakes
action, the superhero sci-fi genre is flying high, thanks in large part to Emerson alumni.
E3 students have a lot of big ideas.
If you had infinite time, money, and resources, what big idea would you implement? How might it make a difference?
Veronica Belmont’s Big Idea: A personal LLM based and trained on your own personal information, history, and interests.
Heather Watkins’s Big Idea: Change people’s mindsets to think beyond themselves and consider the needs of people living with disabilities.
John Rodzvilla’s Big Idea: “The Gut” (Grand Unified Theory), where every book ever published could be found and linked with every other book.