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Emerson College Graduate Program Director of Creative Writing Jabari Asim joined Jim Braude on Greater Boston to discuss his work “We Can’t Breathe: On Black Lives, White Lies, and the … Continue Reading Jabari Asim Discusses “We Can’t Breathe” on Greater Boston
For me, King’s work is relevant today not because of his poetic calls for us to be better human beings, but because of his deep and searing analysis of what prevents us from being better human beings and a better nation.
During the Fall 2018 semester, the Social Justice Center received 18 reports of bias-related incidents. The vast majority of reports occurred in Emerson classrooms and involved bias based on gender identity and expression, and ethnicity and culture.
Many of you are aware of the U.S. Department of Education’s proposed changes to Title IX regulations. These regulations, if implemented as currently proposed, would likely reduce reporting of incidents, increase exposure to trauma for people reporting, create an imbalance of support based on access to resources, and significantly alter Emerson’s handling of reports of power-based interpersonal violence.
After 13 years of dedicated service, Suzanne Hinton, Director of Academic Engagement, is leaving Emerson.
Two Emerson athletes are two of the four Journalism students covering the Super Bowl this week.
Emerson College will test its Emergency Notification System, Emerson Alert, for the Boston and LA campuses on Friday, February 1, at 12:00 pm ET and 9:00 am PT.
Emerson’s Mark Leccese is the first journalism professor to be appointed to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Judiciary-Media Committee, which has been tasked since 1995 with improving the relationship and understanding between the judicial branch and the media.
Pooja Kohli ’02, managing partner and producer of Golden Karavan, an LA-based studio and production company, is an executive producer of Delhi Crime, which was picked up by Netflix this … Continue Reading Deadline Reports Pooja Kohli’s “Delhi Crime” Lands with Netflix
In December, Publishers Weekly spoke to John Rodzvilla, Graduate Program Director, MA in Publishing and Writing to get his perspective on what makes Emerson’s program unique. Rodzvilla noted its focus … Continue Reading John Rodzvilla on Publishing & Writing MFA to Publishers Weekly