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.
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.
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?
Marketing Communication Senior Executive-in-Residence Walter Mills gives a preview of the business side of the coveted commercial spots for Super Bowl LVII on Sunday, February 12, speaking with Boston 25 co-anchor and alum Gene Lavanchy ’86.
Professor and Interim Dean of Graduate and Professional Studies Kim McLarin interviewed Pulitzer Prize-winning author Alice Walker for GBH’s virtual book club Beyond the Book, discussing some of Walker’s celebrated works, the role of an artist and writer in society, and answering audience questions.
Assistant Professor Deion Hawkins found three trauma triggers – intense sadness, hypervigilance, and sense of helplessness.
Alum Jennifer Coolidge ’85 braved the cold New England weather on Saturday, February 4, to accept Hasty Pudding Theatricals’ Woman of the Year award.
Associate professor in American Studies Roger House wrote an opinion piece about a potential response to the recent news that the Florida Department of Education will not implement a pilot AP course on African American Studies.
Gerzof Richard spoke to CBS Boston for their series, “Question Everything.”
Visual and Media Arts professor Cristina Kotz Cornejo spoke to WCVB after Oscar nominations were announced – her former student Daniel Kwan ’10, alongside friend and co-director Daniel Scheinert ’09, lead the field as their film Everything, Everywhere, All at Once landed 11 nods, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay.
