Gellman on What Salvadoran Life is Like Under Current Regime: WBUR
Gellman has visited El Salvador several times to conduct in-person research.
Ferrara on Status of Muslim Schools in France
Sociocultural anthropologist and faculty Carol Ferrara co-authors a piece on a recent court decision to uphold Averroès High School’s state contract.
Penoi Named Among Most Powerful People in New England: Boston Common Magazine
ArtsEmerson’s Ronee Penoi is honored as one of 39 New Englanders making a deep impact in entertainment and sports for the year.
Pride LIVE! Hollywood & Norman Lear Tribute: Hollywood Reporter
The new Pride LIVE! Hollywood month-long celebration of LGBTQ+ Pride includes a tribute to TV icon and alum Norman Lear’s groundbreaking work.
Filmmaker John Cameron Mitchell on Inspiring Students to Find Punk: NYT
Filmmaker John Cameron Mitchell toured colleges this spring and encouraged students to create work and do things in punk form.
Marshall on Elizabeth Palmer Peabody’s Significance: Boston Globe
Professor Megan Marshall writes a letter to the Globe in which she describes how teacher and writer Elizabeth Palmer Peabody’s work was under-recognized by fellow writers.
Gersh U. Summer Institute to Launch at Emerson Los Angeles: Variety
The College is partnering with The Gersh Agency and Gersh Gives to provide participants with an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at talent agencies and the ever-evolving entertainment industry.
Raynauld on Social Media, Marketing, Politics ahead of 2025 Canadian Election
Faculty Vincent Raynauld co-authored an op-ed about the influence of marketing on social media political dialogue in reference to upcoming Canadian elections.
AI Can Help or Hurt When Making Self-Tapes, Says Weiss: Backstage
Weiss said to avoid using things like autotune or AI to smooth out self-tapes.
Globe Features Student-Curated Exhibition Movement/s
The Boston Globe’s “Boston on a Bargain” column highlights the free exhibition Movement/s, curated by students.