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Emerson's soccer and lacrosse teams compete on the Field at Rotch Playground, in Boston's South End. The field also has a softball diamond for both practice and games. This aerial view shows the field and to the north, the Prudential (The Pru) and…

This image shows Samuel D. Robbins teaching the Speech Pathology program that he launched at Emerson College of Oratory in 1935. Emerson's president Samuel Justus McKinley wrote, "I have been assured that our program of courses in Speech Therapy is…

Emerson purchased 145 Beacon Street in 1950. Three years later, the Robbins Speech and Hearing Clinic opened its doors at this address, where it remained for about a decade until the clinic was moved to 168 Beacon. Emerson continued to use the…

In 1967, Richard Chapin, former Dean of the Harvard Business School, was inaugurated as the 7th President of Emerson College.

The Beacon Street Review, a semi-annual journal published by graduate students in the WLP program, becomes Redivider.

Image: Front cover of Redivider journal, Volume 1, Issue 1, in red and off-white with drawing of a girl in portrait.

Dr. M. Lee Pelton was inaugurated as the 12th President of Emerson College at the Cutler Majestic Theatre on Sept. 14, 2012. Also pictured: Ted Cutler and Jeff Greenhawt.

Ploughshares is founded by Emerson professor DeWitt Henry and Peter O’Malley. Many notable writers have published in the journal through the years. Those most notable for having published their first work (or very early in their career) are Sue…

Pictured: An architectural rendering of Emerson?s ?Piano Row? building. In 2006, Piano Row Residence Hall became the second purpose built facility for Emerson College. It serves as a dormitory and houses the school?s first gymnasium. The 14-story…