Marketing Communication Associate Professor Kristin Lieb published a piece on BuzzFeed News about LGBT women pop stars and how they’re representing the community. In “2018 Is The Year Of The … Continue Reading Lieb on Queer Woman Pop Stars on BuzzFeed
Emerson College students were highlighted in a Boston Magazine story about the MBTA’s efforts to promote civility on the T through a video series created by an Emerson class.
College Magazine, an online publication written by students for students, included Emerson in its list of “Top 10 Colleges for Writers.”
The Boston Herald talked to David Gerzof Richard, senior affiliated faculty in Communication Studies, about Nike using Colin Kaepernick in its ads.
Communication Studies lecturer Owen Eagan was featured in a Variety story about the 15th anniversary of the African American Film Critics Association.
Performing Arts Associate Professor Magda Romanska had her essay about the late Polish dramatist/writer/cartoonist Sławomir Mrożek published in the LA Review of Books blog. The essay, “The Comic Frame of Sławomir Mrożek: Or, How to Tell if … Continue Reading Romanska Publishes Essay on Polish Playwright in LARB
Architectural Digest featured Emerson’s Elkus Manfredi-designed Dining Center and 2 Boylston Place residence hall in an article about how architects are designing college dormitories to be attractive, innovative spaces that encourage connection and … Continue Reading Emerson Residence Hall, Dining Center Featured in Architectural Digest
Architectural Digest featured Emerson’s Elkus Manfredi-designed Dining Center and 2 Boylston Place residence hall in an article about how architects are designing college dormitories to be attractive, innovative spaces that … Continue Reading Emerson Residence Hall, Dining Center Featured in Architectural Digest
Assistant Professor of Communication Studies Spencer Kimball was one of eight experts asked by Vox to weigh in on the Ohio special election and what it might mean for Democrats in the midterms. Republican Troy … Continue Reading Kimball One of Eight Experts Asked About Potential “Blue Wave” in Midterms
Cher Krause Knight, professor in the Visual and Media Arts Department and member of public art curator Now + There‘s advisory board, was on WGBH’s Boston Public Radio last week with Now + … Continue Reading Krause Knight Discusses Public Art on WGBH
