Daniels’ Film ‘Everything, Everywhere, All at Once’ Tops Oscar Nods
The film landed 11 nods, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay for Kwan and Scheinert
Reddy ’24 Co-Curates Emerson Contemporary’s “Perspectives: Micro to Macro” Exhibition: Long Island Herald
Katelyn Reddy ’24 and classmates co-curated one of Emerson Contemporary’s fall 2022 exhibitions through the class “Curating Contemporary Art.” Reddy, from Long Island, described the process and her takeaways.
EPI Students Win National Economic Essay Contest
“It is a testament to their hard work and their ability to work together as a team,” said Associate Professor Cara Moyer-Duncan, assistant director of EPI.
Campus Race to Zero Waste Begins January 29
Our goal is to divert as much of our waste from the trash stream as possible.
Public Health Announcement Re: Gonorrhea
Two cases of multidrug-resistant strains of gonorrhea have been identified in the state of Massachusetts.
Raynauld on Meta & Data Scraping: Tech News World
Communications Studies associate professor Vincent Raynauld addressed the news of Meta recently filing a lawsuit against Voyager Labs for “data scraping” Meta’s user data, alleging their means of doing so is a breach of Meta’s terms.
Gerzof Richard on ChatGPT & Effect on Academia: Boston.com, Boston 25
Communication Studies senior affiliated faculty and BIGfishPR CEO David Gerzof Richard weighed in on the new AI tool, Chat GPT, which produces content based on prompts from the user.
From Debt to Budgeting, Financial Wellness Program Helps Students with $$$ Management
The Financial Wellness program prepares you to make informed choices and successfully manage your personal finances.
Dr. Bernhardt Discusses Future as New President of the College: Bloomberg Baystate Business
Incoming President Dr. Jay Bernhardt joined Bloomberg Baystate Business hosts this week, sharing his hopes for making the College more accessible, diverse, and affordable, among others, and cultivating the foundations of future leaders.
‘The Embrace’ is Much More Than Public Art, Says Faculty, Alum
“To have such a prominent work and honor people of color on the Common, it’s not a gesture. It’s powerful.”