CategoryIn the Press

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.

Chester Lee said Scandinavian prisons focus on social inclusion for prisons and corrections officers.

Deion Hawkins writes about the often less talked about trans, queer, and racialized women advocates at the heart of LGBTQIA+ advocacy.

Jones spoke about how she’s building shared reading moments to restore focus and human connection in an age of constant distraction.

EVP and General Manager of the Oklahoma City Thunder Sam Presti ’00 and his team return to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2012.

Professor Emeritus and anthropologist Tulasi Srinivas writes about how Michelin became the standard of judging excellence in the restaurant industry.

The New Yorker reviewed Margaret Fuller: Collected Writings (Library of America), co-edited by Professor Emerita Megan Marshall

Gellman has visited El Salvador several times to conduct in-person research.

Sociocultural anthropologist and faculty Carol Ferrara co-authors a piece on a recent court decision to uphold Averroès High School’s state contract.

ArtsEmerson’s Ronee Penoi is honored as one of 39 New Englanders making a deep impact in entertainment and sports for the year.