The Wrap Ranks Emerson #6 Film School in the Country
Emerson rose a spot ahead of last year’s ranking in film industry publication The Wrap’s annual film school feature, coming in at #6 in the nation.
Boston Globe Features On the Same Page Campaign
On the Same Page campaign, a student-run book advocacy program, is highlighted in the Globe.
Williams on Race Being Used as a Social Construct to Create Systemic Oppression: InHerSight.com
“The concept of race in America was built on a foundation of flawed assumptions and false beliefs.”
Internationalization, Equity Go Hand in Hand, Writes Pinder: NAFSA
Vice Provost Tony Pinder makes the case for breaking down silos between international education and equity, diversity, and inclusion departments in order to better serve students.
Niwa on Consequences That Students Are Facing After Blaming Israel For Violence: GBH
“We have to think of each of the people that we know as not necessarily this one post that they put out, one photo that they put on Instagram, but the entire body of work…”
Women’s Soccer Celebrates LGBTQI+ Equality Through Fundraiser: CBS WBZ
The team is raising money for the nonprofit Athlete Ally.
Winkler ’67 on ‘Becoming Who I Am’: The Guardian
The interview touches on his days studying theatre at Emerson College.
Little Building Exemplifies Environmental Case for Repurposing Downtown Buildings: CommonWealth
It would take a fully-forested Boston Common nearly 100 years to sequester the same amount of carbon as embodied in the reclaimed portions of the Little Building.
Romanska on Sophocles and the COVID Pandemic: Antigone
The play, Antigone, illustrates the problem of reconciling politics and public health, she writes.
Ferrara on French Ban of Abayas & Its Message: The Conversation
Faculty Carol Ferrara writes for the academic news site The Conversation about the recent French ban of abayas in public schools, and head scarves prior, and what that says about French culture and identity.