Riley Reviews Playing with Fire: The Story of Maria Yudina, Pianist in Stalin’s Russia: LA Review of Books
Journalism associate professor and graduate program director Tim Riley reviewed Elizabeth Wilson’s new work Playing with Fire: The Story of Maria Yudina, Pianist in Stalin’s Russia, which examines the life and legacy of the talented pianist.
Faculty/Alum’s Nonprofit Looks to Secure Bright Futures for Neurodivergent Kids
The nonprofit’s mission is to prepare children and teenagers with unique challenges for more fulfilling, independent adulthoods
Important COVID Information for Fall 2022
The pandemic continues to evolve, and so do college policies and procedures.
Pak’s ‘Clytaemnestra’ Praised by Media While Filming Experiences Hones Teaching Skills
Students can be inspired by Pak’s creating a film with no-budget.
Emerson Ranked #6 (Again) Best Film School by Hollywood Reporter
Emerson’s campuses and curriculum were highlighted by Hollywood Reporter.
Sarwar Says Social Media Images of Ukraine Weaken Journalism Standards: The Conversation
There is less editorial oversight about which images reach the most eyeballs – even in professional newsrooms.
Can Theatre Performance Counter Disinformation? New Grant to Support Interdisciplinary Research
Jucan will lead a team of artists to create a multimedia performance to convey the research of the broader Data Fluencies team.
2022 Grads Pick Up Awards in Screenwriting, Documentary Film
Mary Egan and Letao Chen wowed the judges.
Pak’s Clytaemnestra Film Reviewed and Now Streaming: New York Times & New Yorker
Visual and Media Arts assistant professor Ougie Pak’s new film, Clytaemnestra, receiveed great reviews recently and is available to stream on the platform MUBI. The film follows rehearsals in Greece of Aeschylus’ Agamemnon by a Korean film ensemble.
Trustee Kevin Bright’s ’76 Documentary ‘Never Too Late’ Now Available to All
The award-winning film is now available on numerous streaming platforms.