A Conversation with Emerson’s iGrad Leaders: Navigating Grad School Across Cultures Coming to a new country for graduate school is both exciting and challenging. We sat down with two exceptional graduate students who have not only successfully navigated their own journeys … Continued
As we begin a new semester, it’s easy to get lost in a sea of meetings, deadlines, and commuting; that’s part of being a dedicated graduate student! For many of us, classes don’t start until the evening at 6pm and … Continued
I don’t know about you, but between finals and end-of-year parties, I’ve hardly had time to take in everything Boston has to offer during the holiday season. Sure, I’ve passed a few light displays on the way to Emerson’s campus. … Continued
For our second installment of the Faculty in Focus series, we chatted with Dr. Nydia Bou, the Senior Distinguished Scholar-in-Residence and Communication Disorders Chair. Throughout her career, Dr. Bou has had experience in teaching both undergraduate and graduate students, program … Continued
LinkedIn can feel like a platform where career excitement goes to die. Maybe you made your profile as a recommendation from a professor years ago, but actively avoid scrolling through your feed or updating your profile. Don’t fret; we’re here … Continued
When moving to Boston, some of the most frequent questions Emerson students ask are: Where??? Why??? How long will it take for me to get to campus??? (These questions must be read in a feverish tone, or at least, that’s … Continued
Ever thought about what your professor’s life is like outside of the classroom? Maybe you’ve wondered what fuels their morning, pondered their go-to pump up song, or why they feel so connected to the Emerson community. To take a sneak … Continued
Summer break is a great time to catch up on much-needed relaxation between semesters, but it’s also the perfect opportunity to focus on personal and professional growth. For many graduate students, the break between classes means discovering ways to apply … Continued
When I say I’m on the board for the WNBA, I’m often met with surprised looks and questions regarding my athletic qualifications. No, not the Women’s National Basketball League, I quickly clarify, but the Women’s National Book Association (WNBA)! As … Continued
EmersonWRITES is so much more than a program that offers free creative writing workshops to local Boston students. Those weekend workshops allow teenagers in the greater Boston area to refine their writing skills, practice their freedom of expression, and gain … Continued