San Filippo on Films to View if You Like Oscar Best Picture Nominations
Maria San Filippo weighs in for Boston.com on films that have similarities to some of this year’s Best Picture nominations.
Globe Highlights Museum of Science, Emerson Partnership
The College is a partner for the Museum of Science’s “Year of Being Human” initiative, a multi-year collaboration that will feature the creativity of Emerson community members.
Penoi & Boston Lyric Opera Preview The Seasons: Boston Public Radio
Ronee Penoi joined GBH’s Boston Public Radio to discuss The Seasons, running March 12-16 at the Paramount Center.
McManus Says South Asian Journalists Must Speak Up for Justice: South Asia Monitor
More countries are adopting repressive authoritarian laws and practices designed to stifle the media.
Richard on Social Media Algorithm Strategy: Boston 25
Communication Studies faculty and Big Fish PR CEO David Richard discusses the algorithms of social media such as Instagram.
New Yorker, NYT Preview Marshall’s After Lives Essay Collection
Faculty and Pulitzer-Prize winning author Megan Marshall’s new book of essays, After Lives: On Biography and the Mysteries of the Human Heart, debuts February 11.
WLP’s Safrey on Stigma of Romance Novels: The Boston Globe
Affiliated Faculty member Jennifer Safrey has written five harlequin romance novels.
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.
Mwosa on Filmmaking Inspirations: Daily Campus
Mwosa discussed her filmmaking passions, including unearthing the difficulties faced by Black women and girls in Africa and the diaspora.
Raynauld on Political Memes & 2024 Election: The Conversation
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.