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.
Riley on Robert Hilburn’s Randy Newman Biography
Journalism faculty and music critic Tim Riley reviewed ‘A Few Words in Defense of Our Country: The Biography of Randy Newman’ by Robert Hilburn for the LA Review of Books.
Newman and Raynauld Answer if U.S. Can Lead on AI Regulation: CIO Dive
Raynauld thinks AI will become a more important topic to political platforms in coming years.
New Research Highlights Emerson Prison Initiative’s Work
Research firm Ithaka S+R published a new report “Exploring the Landscape of College and Community Reentry Partnerships,” featuring Emerson Prison Initiative, and detailed by Inside Higher Ed.
Cook on Terri Garr’s Comedy Style: NPR
VMA Professor and Founding Director of the Center for Comedic Arts Martie Cook described the comedic talents of actress and comedian Terri Garr.
Column: Emerson Move to Theater District ‘Transformative’
John H. Martin, a principal at Elkus Manfredi Architects, writes of how Emerson, by choosing to relocate from Back Bay to the Theater District, energized both the College and the neighborhood.
Ghost Stories & Cutler Majestic’s Rich History: WBZ
Office of the Arts’ Ronee Penoi highlights one of Boston’s iconic theatres for WBZ’s “It Happens Here” segment.
Emerson Polling on Evolution of the Industry: The Conversation
Emerson Polling strategists Spencer Kimball, Camille Mumford, and Matt Taglia detail the trends and progression of polling in the U.S. and their current practices, weeks away from the presidential election.