Gillen ’77 Remembered as Formidable Journalist Who ‘Put Words Into Action’
Her work led, in some cases, to legislation being passed, and in many cases to local Emmy Awards and other accolades.
Anderson in Tulsa World for Chautauqua Show
Communication Studies Professor Emeritus John Anderson was featured in the Tulsa World for his work in this year’s Tulsa Chautauqua, which ran virtually June 8-12.
Joosten ’05 Fosters Pride Through Kids’ Books
Joosten felt there wasn’t enough LGBTQ+ representation in children’s board books.
House Asks ‘Can Eric Adams Campaign Achieve Black Political Redemption?’: Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Journalism Associate Professor Roger House states Black voters should resist the seduction of racial trickery.
Social Justice Center Announces Juneteenth Resource List
The Juneteenth resources guide includes local activities, videos, books and more.
Emerson to Commemorate Juneteenth
Emerson College will commemorate Juneteenth as an official Emerson staff holiday.
Trustee Bright’s New Doc ‘Nureongi’ Unpacks Korean Dog Meat Industry
Bright’s new film presents an unbiased view of the dog meat industry in South Korea.
Emerson College’s WERS Celebrates Local Music, Local Business, and Local Radio with 617 Day
88.9 WERS, New England’s first and oldest non-commercial radio station, broadcast from Emerson College, will hold its third annual 617 Day celebration of Massachusetts-based artists on Thursday, June 17, 2021. The celebration will be hosted by WERS Morning Show host George Knight and WERS Afternoon Show host Phil Jones who will be joined by more than a dozen local artists sitting in as guest DJs throughout the day highlighting their favorite songs by fellow local artists.
Kay ’23 Creates An Award Winning ‘Hug’
From making the video, Kay learned many things about herself, as well as the realities of the world we live in.
Lion Pride: How Emerson Helped You Embrace Your LGBTQ+ Identity
We gain the independence to be ourselves, and for many people, that means realizing one’s LGBTQ+ identity.