Grossman on How Gender Intersects with Autism: Born Curious
Grossman talks about, among other things, how gender plays into autism diagnosis rates of boys and girls
Marshall’s New Essay Reflects on Her ‘Orgy of Musical Sustenance’: Boston Globe
The essay is part of her upcoming book ‘After Lives: On Biography and the Mysteries of the Human Heart’.
McLarin on James Baldwin’s Legacy: GBH
WLP Professor and Interim Dean of Graduate & Professional Studies Kim McLarin discussed the legacy of civil rights activist and author James Baldwin.
Mattison ’11, Carey ’11 Took Sense of Absurdity from Emerson to Broadway: Broadway Buzz
The composing alum duo are behind the new Broadway adaptation of ‘Death Becomes Her’.
Whetsell ’94 on New Norman Lear ’44 Biography: CBS Boston, WCVB
Whetsell’s book ‘Norman Lear: His Life & Times’ was released earlier this month.
The Hollywood Reporter Names Ryan Tunick ’12 to Next Gen 2024 List
Alum Ryan Tunick ’12 is featured among The Hollywood Reporter’s 35 under 35 “most ambitious up-and-comers in the industry.”
Olayiwola ’22 Opens JustBook-ish in Fields Corner: Boston.com
WLP Assistant Professor and alum Porsha Olayiwola, MFA’22, co-founded a new bookstore, JustBook-ish, opening on November 23.
The Onion’s Collins ’10 on buying Infowars: Boston Globe
Ben Collins ’10, CEO of The Onion, talked to the Boston Globe about the impetus behind The Onion’s purchase of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’s bankrupt Infowars.
House on New Direction for Black Politics: The Hill
Journalism Professor Emeritus Roger House writes that wins on the state level by Black politicians show promise for greater representation, pointing to momentous wins in Maryland, Delaware, Alabama, and Washington.
Raynauld on Celebrity Endorsements & Presidential Election: La Presse
SOC faculty Vincent Raynauld says Donald Trump’s few famous endorsers proved more effective.