Live From Di Bona Studio! ‘Good Morning Emerson’ Grows Collaboration with WEBN
WEBN reports the news segment of ‘Good Morning Emerson’ from the former’s studio.
On HowlRound: Content Warnings in the Theatre Classroom
Who really benefits from content warnings? What content necessitates a warning? How do the dynamics of content warnings change when a piece of art is assigned for a class, versus a performance that audiences can opt in and out of?
Faculty Tackle Higher Ed, Creative Industries in the Age of AI
“It’s our responsibility as teachers and mentors and academic leaders to understand [AI], recognize its disruptive potential, and be prepared for it,” said Dr. Jay Bernhardt.
Two Emerson Alums Clue Us in About ‘Jeopardy!’
Staff writers are given free rein to come up with questions and answers on any topic.
Emerson Speech Pathology Clinician Brings Personal Story to Her Work
Orrego grew up with Developmental Language Disorder and continues to be affected by it as an adult.
Iliza Shlesinger ’05 on Creating a Career in Comedy
Shlesinger said Emerson College is a “microcosm of Hollywood.”
How to Tell Pro Athletes They’re Traded, Released, or Being Called Up
Transparency, honesty, and professionalism are integral when communicating with players.
‘Making It Big’ Podcast Kicks Off with Diplomat on October 24
Making It Big’s seventh season concludes with Emerson College President Dr. Jay Bernhardt.
Emerson Students Jump Start Their Futures at Internship & Career Fair
Prospective employers included Live Nation, Boston Globe, and Penguin Random House.
On the Same Page Boston Launches 2023 Diverse Book Collection Project
As students in Cathryn Edelstein’s nonprofit fundraising campaigns class will tell you, “Everyone deserves the opportunity to be part of a story.”