Daniels Direct Coolidge for Cover of Directors Issue: W Magazine
The annual Directors Issue, now in its fifth year, highlights some of a given year’s most exciting directors, including multiple Oscar nominees.
Walker Discusses His Writing Career & Recent Works: The Patriot Ledger
Hingham resident and Writing, Literature, and Publishing professor Jerald Walker is interviewed by the South Shore newspaper The Patriot Ledger, as he is working on his next essay collection and received multiple honors for his most recent compilation of essays, How to Make a Slave.
House on Why Jimmy Carter Deserved Vote of Black Americans: The Hill
House writes about why Carter came to national prominence while he was governor of Georgia.
San Filippo on Rom-Coms: New York Times
The genre is doing well on streaming platforms, but not at the box office.
Stuehler on Car Insurance Trends, Data: WalletHub
Marketing Communication affiliated faculty and digital marketing and data analytics expert Amy Stuehler recently weighed in on car insurance and factors that influence premiums and claims.
Dworkis on New Boston Common Performance Venue : Bloomberg Baystate Business
Paul Dworkis, Emerson’s VP for Administration and Finance, spoke on Bloomberg’s Baystate Business podcast, discussing the College’s new venture with Trillium Brewing, in which a new performance space and beer garden will operate in the Boston Common, open May 1 – November 1.
Gellman on Growth and Impact of Emerson Prison Initiative: CBS Boston
Associate professor and founder and director of the Emerson Prison Initiative (EPI) Mneesha Gellman describes the growth and successes of the program to CBS Boston, which held its first commencement exercises for graduates in September 2022.
Wentworth on Disney’s 100th Anniversary & Marketing Impact : New York Times
Emerson Los Angeles affiliated faculty and entertainment marketing expert John Wentworth spoke with the New York Times about Disney’s 100th anniversary celebrations taking place this year, coming at an opportune time, amidst profit losses, layoffs, and political turmoil.
Boston Globe Previews Emerson and Trillium Brewing Performance Space on Boston Common
Approved last week by the City of Boston, the College and Trillium Brewing will co-run a performance space and beer garden near the Boylston MBTA station on the Boston Common, aiming to animate the area and engage more people in the historic park’s corner near the College.
Wade for CBS Boston: Can You Ask People Their Salaries?
Journalism affiliated faculty and alum David Wade ’95, prompted by a question from one of his students about how much money he makes, is pondering the question, is it acceptable to ask someone their salary?