Lepiarz ’10 Whips Up the Crowd on ‘America’s Got Talent’: Boston Globe
He learned whip cracking as a child, growing up in the circus
Gibson on Frantz Fanon’s Legacy: The Conversation
The academic news site The Conversation takes a look back on articles written by scholars of the late psychiatrist, political philosopher, and writer Frantz Fanon and examine his legacy on what would be his 97th birthday on July 20, 2022.
House on How Georgia Democrats Can Learn From the History of Black Self-Governance in America
The campaigns of Raphael Warnock and Stacey Abrams for senator and governor are gaining momentum.
Taylor on Public Art Advancing Health Crisis Messaging: Taylor & Francis
How does public art health communicate messaging about health crisis’ like COVID-19?
Marshall on Margaret Fuller, Biography as ‘Gift’
Professor Megan Marshall spoke to the Massachusetts Historical Society and Christian Science Monitor
Riley on Rock ‘n’ Roll, Fashion, & Gender: W Magazine
Journalism associate professor, graduate program director, and music critic Tim Riley contributed to a W Magazine piece that examines the fashion and style of male rock stars today versus historically. What changed, if anything?
Gordon on Gun Violence Survivors and Quiet Rooms: Commonwealth Magazine
Eric Gordon, professor of civic media and director of the College’s Engagement Lab, writes an opinion piece describing quiet rooms, or places where gun violence survivors learn about the death of their loved ones and begin their grieving.
Raheem on Racial Blind Spots & Economics: The Hill
Marketing communications associate professor and economics expert Nejem Raheem co-wrote an op ed with economist/senior analyst Eric O’Rear about the need for more diversity in economic policy at the federal level.
Walker on Racism in Health Care: The Washington Post
WLP Professor Jerald Walker published an op ed about racial inequities in health care, describing the treatment received when he and his wife lost their unborn child 30 years ago.
Rineman Answers “Can You Teach Funny?” on WCVB’s Chronicle
Alum and affiliated faculty Jon Rineman ’05, who is an accomplished late-night TV writer, spoke to Chronicle about returning to his roots at Emerson and instructing the next generation of comedy writers.