Jones on Adapting Teaching Style for Today’s Readers: Teen Vogue
Faculty Alden Jones, alongside other higher education faculty across the country, discuss teaching techniques to adopt as students are seemingly reading less volumes of material.
Raynauld on TikTok’s Political Ad Ban: NBC News
Associate Professor Vincent Raynauld said TikTok is navigating a “specific political environment” in the United States.
Olayiwola on Poetry, Search for Boston’s New Poet Laureate: WCVB’s CityLine
WLP assistant professor Porsha Olayiwola MFA ’22 was a recent guest on CityLine, discussing Boston’s search for a new Poet Laureate and the qualities they seek in a new artist.
Emerson Voter Registration Coalition Preparing Students for 2024 Election Cycle
The Coalition’s goal is to see 60 or 70 percent of Emerson students vote this election cycle.
Apple Creates Playlists of Emerson College Musicians
Enjoy listening to dozens of Emerson College alums on Spotify.
Bright ’76 Celebrates Friends’ 30th Anniversary: Today Show
Board of Trustees member, alumni, and executive producer of Friends Kevin Bright ’76, alongside the show’s creators and co-producers, reflected on the award-winning comedy Friends.
From Hopscotch to Video Games: VMA Expanding Game Design Curriculum
Emerson students are learning how to build engaging and challenging games, both on the screen and in real life.
Flynn’s Doc Tells Story of Film’s Death and Preservation
Flynn’s documentary ‘Film is Dead. Long Live Film!’ has won several best documentary awards at festivals.
Guernsey’s Doc Aims to Lift Voices of Election Workers
The VMA affiliated faculty member made the documentary after seeing the way election workers were treated last election cycle.
Walker Previews ‘Magically Black and Other Essays’ with LA Review of Books
WLP professor and award-winning author Jerald Walker discusses his new book. An essay from “Magically Black” will be featured in the 2024 edition of Best American Essays.