What’s in a Name? Weighing Hispanic, Latino/a, Latinx, Latine with Amigos
An informal anonymous poll was recently taken by Amigos of what to call the monthlong celebration, and while there was a frontrunner, the results were far from unanimous
Gao Named First Recipient of Harlequin Diverse Voices Scholarship
Ying Gao liked writing romance novels in Mandarin, and prefers writing women’s fiction in English.
Professor Maureen Shea Remembered as Eloquent, Passionate, Generous
Friends and colleagues described her as a larger-than-life presence, with a wicked sense of humor, a great story teller, and a force of nature.
Alums Show They’re ‘Players’ in Hollywood with Esports Series
Perrault and Yacenda started working together while students in Boston.
Alumna’s Doc ‘Turkey Town’ Features Feathery Fowl (or Foulness?)
Floyd got hundreds of submissions of turkey content through crowdsourcing.
Grad Student’s ‘Blue Rebellion’ Tells Story of Indigo
Blue Rebellion is a multimedia exhibition including a doc, photos, and artwork.
Raheem on How Mississippi Moves Forward After Water Crisis
What can Jackson learn from Flint?
Photos: First-Year Students Welcomed with Smiles, Music, Tutus
First-year students filed into Emerson dorms.
Professors on Keeping Shakespeare Fresh, Relevant
Shakespeare’s plays are continually reinterpreted, 400 years after he wrote them.
Info About Orange Line and Green Line Shutdowns
There are numerous alternative modes of transportation during the Orange and Green Line shutdowns.