By Rachel Gomes, ‘23 Last month, I, along with more than a thousand other first-year students, departed and said goodbye to our homes and began the final path on the Road to Emerson! The anticipation of move-in day was surreal. It truly […]
By Kalie Crago, ’20 The new school year has finally arrived! For nervous first-years, the last few weeks have been fraught with anticipation of move-in day, orientation and the start of their very first college classes. Returning students are more familiar with the pattern of […]
By Jenn Wood, Communication Studies ’19 As a second-semester senior, I have been lucky enough to have had three internships during my four years at Emerson. And, I have found ALL of my internships through the amazing services provided by the Career Development Center! I […]
My name’s Kalie and I’m the new graduate intern at the Parent and Family Office! Between writing blog posts for the Parent and Family website, I’m in my second semester in the Public Relations graduate program here at Emerson. Emerson’s Public Relations program has three […]
By Kalie Crago, Graduate Intern, ’20 We’re less than a month into 2019, and the new year is filled with uncharted possibilities. A new semester, classes, and group of professors all lie ahead for your student. While these changes may call for a hectic schedule, […]
By Kalie Crago, Graduate Intern, ’20 December marks the beginning of holiday season fanfare. With it, however, also brings the encroaching threat of finals. Between tests, papers, presentations and exams, it’s no surprise that this time of year is considered one of the most stressful […]
By Zac Ladouceur, ’20 When you think of Fraternities and Sororities, chances are your mind goes to the often exaggerated movie portrayals of loud boisterous frat boys, and cliquey sorority sisters. As tricky as that may be to shake, the vast majority of […]
Navigating Different Emerson Funds By Mandy Seiner, ’18 In addition to learning how to navigate a college campus and the college years, another thing Emerson students and families must become acclimated to is the variant forms of payment and ID swiping for different services, products, […]
As we are reaching the end of the school year, many students are looking towards next fall and making choices that will determine where they will live for the next academic year. Next week, students staying on-campus will be choosing where they will lay their […]
