It’s a Funny Story: How Emerson Became the Epicenter of American Comedy
Emersonians have been making people laugh for years. Meet some of our many talented and funny alumni.
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.
Psychotherapist, TV host, and author Dr. Jenn Mann ’92 talks about how she built her career on helping people.
A collection of books by Emerson authors from Spring 2021.
After Laura Levis ’04 died unexpectedly in 2016, her husband began a journey to tell her story and prevent other such tragic deaths.
Nanci Isaacs ’79 talks about the importance of giving back to Emerson and why our participation matters.
Bill Dana ’50 hams it up at a Halloween event during his Emerson days in this undated archival photo.
We are celebrating our LGBTQIA+ Emersonians and raising money for funds and initiatives that directly benefit our student community.
Expression magazine was notified of the passing of these community members between October 17, 2020, and April 1, 2021.
In this issue, we talked to Emersonians—writers, producers, executives, creators—who have never grown tired of making people laugh.
Ever the bellwether, the Norman Lear sculpture in the Boylston Place alley, which was erected in October 2018, celebrates the Class of 2021.
Judee Wales Watson ’10 talks about her journey at Emerson and how she is supporting others with her generous gift to the College.
Expression magazine was notified of the passing of these community members between March 1 and October 16, 2020.