
Matt Shearer ’09 Introduces WBZ to New Audiences: Boston Globe
His viral Instagram and TikTok posts have made him an Internet star and a mainstream media ambassador to social media natives.
His viral Instagram and TikTok posts have made him an Internet star and a mainstream media ambassador to social media natives.
Mwosa discussed her filmmaking passions, including unearthing the difficulties faced by Black women and girls in Africa and the diaspora.
Vincent Raynauld and Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières faculty Mireille Lalancette co-published a piece on the role and impact of political memes in the 2024 election.
The new program, ‘Igor and Coco’, is designed around Scott Wheeler’s work based on Coco Chanel.
Globe columnist Tara Sullivan covered the College’s Hank Smith court naming event honoring former Men’s Basketball Coach Hank Smith in mid-January.
Tallie Medel ’08, who played Becky in the Oscar-winning film Everything Everywhere All at Once, is teaching adults via the Brooklyn Comedy Collective how to develop your inner clown.
Hawa Kamara ’23 landed a significant theatre role right out of Emerson, playing the role of Wendy in the national “Peter Pan” tour, a modern version adapted by Native American playwright Larissa FastHorse.
Richard says the functionality of the app will gradually decline, it will no longer be downloadable, and for influencers and companies who make money from it, they will be out of business.
School of Communication student Rossiny Julien became familiar with the College through first working as a security officer on the Boston campus.
Faculty Vincent Raynauld and Tim Riley give their perspective on the news that Meta platforms will no longer utilize fact-checking.