Marshall on Elizabeth Palmer Peabody’s Significance: Boston Globe
Professor Megan Marshall writes a letter to the Globe in which she describes how teacher and writer Elizabeth Palmer Peabody’s work was under-recognized by fellow writers.
Gersh U. Summer Institute to Launch at Emerson Los Angeles: Variety
The College is partnering with The Gersh Agency and Gersh Gives to provide participants with an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at talent agencies and the ever-evolving entertainment industry.
Raynauld on Social Media, Marketing, Politics ahead of 2025 Canadian Election
Faculty Vincent Raynauld co-authored an op-ed about the influence of marketing on social media political dialogue in reference to upcoming Canadian elections.
AI Can Help or Hurt When Making Self-Tapes, Says Weiss: Backstage
Weiss said to avoid using things like autotune or AI to smooth out self-tapes.
Globe Features Student-Curated Exhibition Movement/s
The Boston Globe’s “Boston on a Bargain” column highlights the free exhibition Movement/s, curated by students.
Richard on Karen Read Re-Trial & Publicity: NBC Boston
David Richard weighs in on the PR factors at play ahead of Karen Read’s re-trial.
Trustee Mutchnick ’87 on new Show Mid-Century Modern: Bay Area Reporter
Trustee and alum Max Mutchnick ’87 is set to debut his new Hulu sitcom, “Mid-Century Modern,” alongside co-creator David Kohan on March 28.
Boston’s Free Family Days to Include ArtsEmerson: Globe
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu announced in the State of the City address that Boston Free Family Days will now feature artistic organizations, including ArtsEmerson.
Gellman on El Salvador Prison Conditions: The Conversation and The Guardian
Faculty Mneesha Gellman co-writes about the extremely questionable conditions and potential human rights violations in El Salvador’s maximum security prison.
Emerson Teams Up with Mass Poetry for Teen Spoken Word Festival: WHDH
Porsha Olayiwola, MFA ’22, Boston’s former Poet Laureate and Emerson College assistant professor, is a liaison between Emerson College and Mass Poetry.