On the Mary Christie Foundation’s Quadcast podcast, President Pelton discusses young adult mental health, racial injustice, COVID-19 effects, and what we can collectively learn from 2020.
There are several favorable trends for a new Black political approach.
Associate professor and graduate program director Tim Riley writes an article about the life and career of musician Randy Newman, as he turned 77 in late November.
Variety recently reported on an Emerson study published in Trípodos, a publication of Blanquerna U. in Barcelona, “Oscar is a Man: Sexism and the Academy Awards,” which highlights the gender gap in Hollywood.
Director of International Student Affairs Andrea Popa, in addition to two international students from China, contributed to an article regarding proposed visa restrictions that would change a student’s ability to study in the U.S. from the current “duration of status” to a fixed time.
Writing, Literature and Publishing Assistant Professor Susanne Althoff spoke with WBUR Radio Boston about about that one way out of this recession and move towards a more equitable future is … Continue Reading Althoff Says to Empower Women Entrepreneurs to Get Out of Recession: WBUR
Announced on Tuesday, President Lee Pelton will join The Boston Foundation in June and depart Emerson after 10 years.
Professor and Founding Director of the Center for Comedic Arts Martie Cook contributes to an NPR piece about Visual and Media Arts alum Cazzie David ’16 and her newly-published essay collection “No One Asked For This.”
Tony Award-winning producer and alum Bonnie Comley ’94 writes a piece for Thrive Global describing what it has been like to be an artist during this pandemic and experience the loss of your craft.
Writing, Literature, and Publishing professor Jerald Walker recently discussed his new book, “”How to Make a Slave and Other Essays,” with local media outlets.
