Emerson & Its NBA Connection: NBC Boston
Two of the 30 NBA general managers are alumni (including Trustee Sam Presti ’00 and Will Dawkins ‘08), and seven alumni are in prominent NBA roles.
TV Executive Doug Herzog ’81 to Lead Emerson Board of Trustees: Boston Globe
Herzog ’81 will chair Emerson’s Board of Trustees, beginning in June 2026.
Ray Allen ’27 is Making a Name for Himself at Emerson: The Athletic
Emerson’s given Allen the opportunity to focus on interests outside of sports such as interning at a major New York City advertising agency.
Richard on Brands, Super Bowl Ads: WBZ Radio
David Richard, MA ’01, weighed in on brands, consumer behaviors, and advertising ahead of Super Bowl LX.
Musical Theatre Students Perform with Broadway Star Sutton Foster: Boston.com
Students majoring in Musical Theatre had the opportunity of a lifetime when the chance to sing with Broadway legend Sutton Foster presented itself.
Boston Is #8 City to Live In and Make Movies: MovieMaker Magazine
Boston landed a top spot in MovieMaker magazine’s list of the “Best Places to Live and Work as a Moviemaker in 2026.”
Mercuri on Worst PR Crisis of 2025: Forbes
Executive-in-Residence Kevin Mercuri shares his perspective with Forbes on one of 2025’s most notable PR crises.
Emerson Pays Tribute to ‘Stranger Things’ Alum : Boston Globe
The Boston Globe gave a shoutout to Emerson College and its most famous fictional alum, Stranger Things’ Nancy Wheeler ’19
Inside the Grace and Grit of Douaihy’s New Queer Noir: Thriller Thursday
Douaihy’s new book, Divine Ruin, is being released on January 13. This is the third installment of her bestselling Sister Holiday Mystery series.
Demetri Pappas ’95 on Rob Reiner: “Why the Loss Hurts So Much to So Many.”
Emmy-nominated writer, producer, and comedy consultant Demetri Pappas ’95 reflects in Los Angeles Magazine on why the recent death of Rob Reiner hurts—even to those who didn’t know him.