Romanska on AI’s Place in Theatre, Classrooms
Performing Arts Professor Magda Romanska spoke on AI’s intersection with copyright laws, pedagogy, and the stage.
Lieb on Katy Perry’s Defensiveness as a Brand: Washington Post
Professor and music marketing researcher Kristin Lieb says defensiveness is part of pop star Katy Perry’s brand.
Mercuri on Cracker Barrel Uproar: Quartz
Communication Studies Executive-in-Residence Kevin Mercuri talked to Quartz about why reverting back to the old logo was a matter of pragmatism for the restaurant chain.
Emerson Contemporary Delves into Boston’s Hidden Histories in Public Art Project
The exhibit is a series of four public art activations viewable from sites in Boston and virtually via the Hoverlay augmented reality app.
Echoes of the Heart Exhibition on View through Oct. 4: Boston.com
Emerson Contemporary’s new media exhibition, Echoes of the Heart, is included in Boston.com’s 10 Free Things to Do in September feature.
Raynauld Studying Impact of Social Media Influencers on Political Landscape
Raynauld said social media influencers are changing political discourse and the way people find out news.
Elyan’s Film ‘Salma’s Home’ Highlights Inaugural Jamaica Plain Film Festival: Globe
Faculty Hanadi Elyan’s film, “Salma’s Home,” headlines the first Jamaica Plain Film Festival.
Emerson Welcomes a New Pride of Lions on Move-In Day
New students were eager to jump into organizations, clubs, and academics.
Class of 2029 Begins ‘Act 1, Scene 1’ of Emerson Stories
To help make students’ debut as smooth as possible, Bernhardt, college leaders, and fellow students had some profound and practical words of wisdom
From Shakespeare to Stand-Up: Emerson’s Global Pathways Program Brings Comedy to Life
A highlight of the program included an intimate meeting with Rosie O’Donnell at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.