Struck on O.J. Simpson & Media Impact: WCVB
Senior Journalist-in-Residence Doug Struck spoke to WCVB’s David Bienick about the effect of OJ Simpson’s dramatic 1994 car chase on the media landscape, as Simpson passed this week.
Non-Profit Fundraising Class Collecting Books for Young Readers
The Emerson community is invited to drop off gently used books for kids in kindergarten through 12th grade at any Tatte Bakery & Café location.
Comley, MA ’94 Stresses Resilience, Versatility in Performing Arts Masterclass
Comley is the founder and CEO of Broadway HD.
Celebrate National Pet Day with Emerson Pets!
None of these animals officially work for Emerson College. Just in spirit!
Laugh with (at?) Seven Emersonians Competing for Comedy Glory
Laugh today at tomorrow’s comedians on April 12 and 13.
Scott and Mwosa Discuss Representation in Film Industry: GBH’s Basic Black
The New England group, the Secret Society of Black Creatives, is holding its annual Konnect Konference from April 12 – 14.
All Joking Aside: Comedy Writer Stefani Robinson ’14 on Inspiration, Structure, and Being Kind
The Emmy-nominated TV and screenwriter talked about her time at Emerson, her career, and answered questions from students in LA and Boston
Luyster’s Research Shows ‘Focused Interests’ Support Autistic Children’s Language Development
Focused interests for autistic children can include dinosaurs or particular cartoon characters, among many other possibilities.
Actor David Morse Gives Students ‘Truthful’ Tips in Masterclasses
Students performed for Morse, who provided feedback to the budding actors.
5 Things to Know About Our Feelings Toward Finances
SOC Dean Brent Smith and Assistant Professor Serei Eng think our early-life experiences impact our future notions of income security and financial well-being.