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.
VMA Professor and Founding Director of the Center for Comedic Arts Martie Cook described the comedic talents of actress and comedian Terri Garr.
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.
Office of the Arts’ Ronee Penoi highlights one of Boston’s iconic theatres for WBZ’s “It Happens Here” segment.
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.
Big Fish PR CEO David Richard weighs in on Boston’s new National Women’s Soccer League team’s “Too Many Balls” marketing campaign and its flat landing.
VMA major Madeleine Green ’24 narrates a WBUR piece that highlights her friendship with Patricia Bartevian, the owner of Bartevian’s, Inc.
WBUR talks to the filmmaker about her artistic journey, and her latest film
Communication Studies senior affiliated faculty and BigFish PR CEO David Richard spoke to Boston 25 about a new dangerous social media trend.
Performing Arts Affiliated Faculty Dylan Jack leads the Quartet as a drummer.
Emersonians are well-represented on BostInno’s annual list of young entrepreneurs and innovators making an impact around the Hub, featuring Brynne Norquist ’25 and Logan Reilly ’24.