Writing the Story Only She Can Write
The best selling author talks about her times in Hollywood, writing, and more.
The best selling author talks about her times in Hollywood, writing, and more.
Emerson’s Business of Creative Enterprises program prepares students for leadership roles across the creative economy.
The Business of Creative Enterprises program offers two degree programs with partner institutions around the world.
Students submitted photos depicting their experiences and what was meaningful to them during the height of the pandemic.
Cheryl Buchanan, MFA ’15, and a number of Emersonians are expanding access to the literary arts for various communities in Boston.
Juan Pablo Espinosa ’03 talks about his journey as an actor, from Performing Arts classes at Emerson to a successful Netflix series and more.
Liz Cormack ’13 discusses the critical role libraries play in our cities and in the functioning of the Boston community.
After more than a year of hybrid Flex Learning, Emerson students, faculty, and staff returned to Boston this fall.
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.
Since 2005, Emerson College has been the home of the American Comedy Archives, including a collection of rare and important interviews.
Psychotherapist, TV host, and author Dr. Jenn Mann ’92 talks about how she built her career on helping people.
After Laura Levis ’04 died unexpectedly in 2016, her husband began a journey to tell her story and prevent other such tragic deaths.