John Skoyles’ Poem Featured in The Atlantic
Associate Chair and Professor of the Writing, Literature, and Publishing Department, John Skoyles, had one of his poems published in the April issue of The Atlantic, titled The Heart Has Reasons.
Hill Opinion Column: Roger House Says Florida Needs a Voter Registration ‘Freedom Summer’
Roger House, an associate professor in American Studies, writes in a Hill opinion column that college students should enact a “Florida Summer Project,” similar to action in 1964 in Mississippi, and help register about 1.4 million former prisoners whose voting rights have been restored in thee state of Florida.
Associate Professors Lieb and Banks’ Gender Parity Research Published in Flow Journal
The interdisciplinary research and writing collaboration of Associate Professors Kristin Lieb (Marketing Communications) and Miranda Banks (Visual and Media Arts) published in two parts in Flow Journal, an online television journal, this winter.
President Lee Pelton and Martha J. Sheridan Op-Ed in Globe on Tourism, Arts, and MA Economy
President Lee Pelton and Martha J. Sheridan, president and CEO of the Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau, wrote an op ed published in the Boston Globe that discusses the need for greater investments in the arts and tourism in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Features In-House Leader Meredith Ainbinder
Emerson College Deputy General Counsel Meredith Ainbinder received an In-House Leader award from Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly at their “Leaders in the Law” event this week. A Boston College Law School … Continue Reading Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Features In-House Leader Meredith Ainbinder
Journalism Department’s Investigative Series Publishes on BINJ, Politico
Part 1 of the Journalism Department’s investigative series on guns in Massachusetts published this week on The Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism (BINJ) website and was picked up by Politico. The … Continue Reading Journalism Department’s Investigative Series Publishes on BINJ, Politico
Poet Evie Shockley Q&A with Globe in Advance of WLP Readings
Photo by Nancy Crampton Poet Evie Shockley’s Q&A for the Bibliophiles section of the Boston Globe ran in advance of her readings in conjunction with Emerson’s Writing, Literature, and Publishing … Continue Reading Poet Evie Shockley Q&A with Globe in Advance of WLP Readings
President Pelton on Emerson College Prison Initiative in Globe
President Lee Pelton’s Op Ed on prison reform, education, and the Emerson College Prison Initiative published in the Boston Globe on Monday, detailing Emerson’s civic engagement work to create opportunities … Continue Reading President Pelton on Emerson College Prison Initiative in Globe
Roger House on the Future of African American Politics to The Hill
Roger House, an associate professor in American Studies, wrote an opinion column in The Hill: “A new direction for black politics: Power at state, local levels,” and part 1 published … Continue Reading Roger House on the Future of African American Politics to The Hill
ArtsEmerson’s Mala Debuts at #7 on Audible Bestseller List, Receives Coverage in Top Tier Publications
Playwright Melinda Lopez premiered Mala with ArtsEmerson in fall 2016, and the play debuted at #7 on Audible’s bestseller list this week, with pickup from dozens of outlets, including The New … Continue Reading ArtsEmerson’s Mala Debuts at #7 on Audible Bestseller List, Receives Coverage in Top Tier Publications