From the Studio to Kitchen Tables: Alums Covering Elections in New Ways
COVID-19 affected how the news was produced this election cycle.
Emerson Honors ‘BoJack Horseman’ Creator Bob-Waksberg for Making Comedy with Social Impact
Emerson’s Center for Comedic Arts presented BoJack Horseman creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg with its first Ready Wit Award in Comedy Friday, October 30, in recognition of his “significant contributions to comedy while advancing social change.”
Emerson Polling to Release Battleground State Polls on ‘Super Poll Sunday’
We asked Emerson College Polling Project Manager Isabel Holloway ’19 how it would all work.
Panel to Look at Hollywood’s Relationship with Trans Community
The Emerson community is invited to a talkback about the Netflix documentary, Disclosure, on November 2.
Althoff’s Book Examines How Women Entrepreneurs Are Held Back
Launching While Female examines how to smash the system that has held female entrepreneurs back.
Emerson Trio Behind ‘Save Yourselves!’ Talk Alien Invasions, Phones, and Climate Change
A trio of Emersonians are encouraging us to Save Ourselves before the alien invasion.
POWER Celebrating Its Fifth Anniversary
Current and former leaders of POWER invite the community to gather and celebrate the organization’s first five years.
Gathering News in 2020: How Journalism Classes Are Navigating Elections, COVID
“Normal” hasn’t been an option for months now, so Journalism faculty have been asking students to try different ways of getting the story and telling it. These days, that’s essential.
Jimmy Hikmatullah ’20: Coding a Career
We recently connected with Jimmy Hikmatullah ’20 to learn more about his experience as a data analysis consultant at All In Energy.
Gonzalez ’23 Moderates Talk with Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Father About HBO Film
Angelee Gonzalez recently led an online discussion about the new HBO film Luis, Siempre.