Flynn’s Film Doc to Hit TV Screens
The doc is about the demise of analog film in the digital age, and the people who are working to preserve it.
Institute’s Andrade-Watkins Using Grant to Advance Film Storytelling
Andrade-Watkins received a three-year grant from the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts.
From Breaking Ice to Cracking Up: Coast Guard Veteran Studying Comedic Arts
Ramey was inspired by his correspondences with Comedic Arts Founder Martie Cook while working on an icebreaking ship in Antarctica.
Writing Norman Lear’s Biography is Dream Come True for Whetsell ’94
Lear Zoomed into two of Whetsell’s classes in recent years to talk with Emerson students.
Filmmaker Taormina ’13 Takes Us Home for the Holidays with ‘Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point’
Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point, trains its lens on family and memories, but with Taormina’s joltingly original spin.
Introducing New AVP for Facilities Joan Martinez Cuerva
Joan brings extensive experience in facilities and campus services, having spent the last 14 years in Boston at Simmons University,
Comics of Color Go Corporate
The annual event featured standup routines, improv, and sketch comedy.
House on New Direction for Black Politics: The Hill
Journalism Professor Emeritus Roger House writes that wins on the state level by Black politicians show promise for greater representation, pointing to momentous wins in Maryland, Delaware, Alabama, and Washington.
Raynauld on Celebrity Endorsements & Presidential Election: La Presse
SOC faculty Vincent Raynauld says Donald Trump’s few famous endorsers proved more effective.
Inside the Countdown to WEBN’s Live Election Night Coverage
Spread around different Emerson College studio spaces and multiple states, team members were getting ready to focus on the country’s most closely watched races.