‘Sports Illustrated’ Fall Could Lead to New Sports Journalism, Says Rodzvilla
As the old guard of magazines fall, new media outlets continue to grow.
Gianvito & Movie Intermissions: Yahoo Entertainment
VMA faculty and filmmaker John Gianvito contributed to an article questioning whether movie intermissions should return to the big screen, given several Academy Award-nominated films this year have long run times.
Emerson College Statement on the Bright Lights Cinema Series
The Bright Lights Cinema Series will screen the film Israelism on February 1, 2024, after being postponed from its original screening date in November 2023.
Emerson Statement on Resident Assistant Union Vote
Emerson College recognizes the important role of Resident Assistants on our campus and congratulates them on the results of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) election supporting the formation of a union
Iowa Caucus Deep Freeze Didn’t Stop WEBN’s Hot Coverage
Students spoke with numerous Republican presidential candidates and political figures.
ASL Versions of Blockbusters Like ‘Barbie’ Keep Deaf Community Connected
American Sign Language is its own language that provides tone and nuance.
Mihailidis on Media Literacy & Politics: Stateline
Journalism professor Paul Mihailidis weighed in for a Stateline article examining media literacy education integration in public schools in the U.S.
Somerville Prop Warehouse Lending Hours
Appointments are necessary, and must be made two business days in advance.
Abbott Prefers Her Books Read Aloud: Boston Globe
Abbott started listening to audio books during the pandemic because she was walking a lot more.
Exploring Agility, Limitations of Language at Media Art Gallery
In her exhibition, Kameelah Janan Rasheed asks “What can be captured through writing? What is lost?”