Emerson Today
Broadcast news reporter Temi Adeleye MA’17 admits she’s put herself in harm’s way for the pursuit of stories. For example, last fall she covered a heated confrontation—without colleagues—between Sons of Confederate Soldiers and Black Lives Matter supporters.
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Norman Lear ’44, who revolutionized television comedy and held a mirror up to American audiences, will accept the Carol Burnett Award during the 78th Annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday, February 28.
Journalism affiliated faculty Beena Sarwar and James McManus co-wrote an op-ed for India’s The Wire, calling for the restoration of freedom of the press in the Biden-era presidency.
The Bright Lights Film Series picks up this week where it left off, continuing this year’s theme of social justice documentaries and delivery via virtual screenings and online discussions.
Politicians are able to spread their own talking points through social media.
Earlier today, through our COVID surveillance testing program, we learned that a vendor employee received a positive test result.
P. Carl discusses literature, non-fiction, and poetry that helped him write his own story.
“This is a very personal topic for me. This dissertation marks the end of a long chapter in a quest for answers to existential questions that forced themselves upon me in college.”
As we have learned these past 11 months, information comes quickly and can be ever-changing as it relates to the virus and guidance.