Struck on Persistence of Local Reporters and Nonprofits: Christian Science Monitor
Many local news organization started with one reporter and have become award-winning newsrooms.
Mercuri on Diddy & Conspiracy Theories: The Hollywood Reporter
Executive-in-Residence Kevin Mercuri weighs in on the QAnon rumors circulating around the Sean Combs charges and trial.
DiBona’s Storied Televison Career Honored: Variety
Board of Trustees member and alum Vin Di Bona ’66 was lauded by the Hollywood Media Professionals for his TV career.
Markowitz ’99 on Designing Authentic ’70s Sets: Interior Design
Film alum Jonah Markowitz ’99 was interviewed in Interior Design magazine about his work as production designer for the 1970s-set HBO series Duster.
Circus Arts Show Commissioned by ArtsEmerson Wows Audiences: BroadwayWorld.com
‘Duel Reality’ is an acrobatic retelling of ‘Romeo & Juliet’.
Smith on Branding Family & Friend Gatherings: NYT
AVP for Executive Education Brent Smith suggests finding excuses to get together.
Gellman on Risks of Violence for Salvadoran Informant: WBUR
The Salvadoran FBI informant’s identity has been revealed to those he was set to testify against.
Lee Skeptical of California’s Use of Scandinavian Model to Revamp Prisons
Chester Lee said Scandinavian prisons focus on social inclusion for prisons and corrections officers.
Underrepresented Women Championing LGBTQIA+ Rights: Hawkins
Deion Hawkins writes about the often less talked about trans, queer, and racialized women advocates at the heart of LGBTQIA+ advocacy.
WLP’s Jones on Aligning Classroom Teaching with Values: Tips Podcast
Jones spoke about how she’s building shared reading moments to restore focus and human connection in an age of constant distraction.