Journalism Dialogue Tackles Truth, Diversity, and Moving the Industry Forward
Christopher Buck ‘83, founder of Retro Report, answered this question in a simple phrase: We can’t surrender the digital platform to subpar journalism.
Emersonians Awarded Grants to Support Just Public Art
The grants encourage artists and creators to, “imagine and create public art that fosters more just, vibrant, and welcoming public spaces,” according to the NEFA website.
Looking Back, Moving Forward Through Black Cinema
On Tuesday, February 22, Andrade-Watkins and the Marlboro Institute for Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies will host a special screening and virtual celebration of Sankofa for the Emerson community, featuring a panel of scholars, digital archivists, and librarians.
Five Things to Know About Community-Based, Interactive Data Visualization
Assistant Professor of Journalism Lina Maria Giraldo combines data mining and fine arts to produce data visualization projects that are grounded in human perspective.
Callahan, MFA ’18 Invites You Into His Psychological Thriller ‘Come On In’
“There’s no greater psychological thriller than growing up as a Black male in America.”
BCE Conference Part 2: Building Community, Opportunity in Creative Fields
Raise your hand, share the glory, trust your instinct, and stay curious, because it’s fun.
BIO Award Winner Marshall on What Makes a Gripping Biography
Emerson Today asked Marshall to weigh in on what makes a biography great. To answer, she took a page from one of her teachers and an eventual biography subject, Elizabeth Bishop
Emerson Staff Collaborate on Innovative Partnerships During COVID
Many innovative partnerships were formed among departments in order to create new processes on the fly.
With New Series, Alums Explode What We Think We Know About Drugs
An eight-part series posits that everything we think we know about drug addiction, legalization of drugs, the opioid crisis, and 12-step programs is wrong.
BCE Conference Part 1: Creatives Talk Access, Equity in LA
“There will always be someone who needs a seat at the table,” Professor and Marketing Communication Chair Dr. Brent Smith said. “As we make a way for ourselves, we need to make a way for others. “