Teach-In Panel Connects Disability Advocacy to Worldwide Sustainability Goals
Four of the UN’s sustainability goals highlight ways to improve the lives of people with disabilities.
Journalism Alumni on Earning Trust in Communities They Cover
Glenn Jones and Latoyia Edwards talked about handling traumatic situations, being empathetic when reporting, and remaining true to their personal values.
Three Months Later: Journalists Share Insights, Lessons from Covering a Tragedy
When shots rang out in Lewiston, Maine on Oct. 25, journalists rushed to cover the aftermath.
Peace Through Journalism: Why Beena Sarwar Founded Sapan News Network
Professor Beena Sarwar is the founder of the independent media organization, Sapan News Network. Here is how she combines peace and activism into her journalism.
The Internship Diaries, Part 3: Making It Count
Journalism major Isa Luzarraga ’25 interned this summer at The Kansas City Star through the Dow Jones News Fund’s internship program, and wrote about her experience
The Internship Diaries, Part 2: Embrace the Blank Page
Isa Luzarraga ’25 is interning this summer at The Kansas City Star through the Dow Jones News Fund’s internship program, and writing about her experience.
The Internship Diaries, Part 1: Acclimating to the Newsroom
I was imagining dozens of austere cubicles, lukewarm cups of coffee and editors staring at me with incredulity when I started talking about covering Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.
Learn-Outs from the Teach-In on Sustainability
With 12 sessions held across campus over four days last month, the event organizers invited participants to share their takeaways.
Teach-In to Explore Your Role in Sustainability Goals
The 2023 Teach-In on Sustainability at Emerson College takes place March 27-30.
‘Giving Back to the Emerson Community:’ Alums Discuss Black Experience in News Media
Four Emerson alums reunited to discuss the Black experience in news media.