Richard on Meta’s Threads: CBS News and WBZ News Radio
Richard said the fact that more than 30 million people reportedly signed up for Threads on the first day suggests people are eager to find something to replace the embattled Twitter app.
The Internship Diaries, Part 1: Acclimating to the Newsroom
I was imagining dozens of austere cubicles, lukewarm cups of coffee and editors staring at me with incredulity when I started talking about covering Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.
Lieb on Artists & Fan Behavior: NBC News, Something OffBeat Podcast
Marketing Communication Professor Kristin Lieb contributed to a piece about recent bad fan behavior at live concerts, in which female artists were hit by objects.
New Exhibit to Highlight Women in Jazz
New Standards opens July 12 at the Emerson Contemporary Media Art Gallery and runs through August 4.
New Stagecraft Program Looks to Open Arts Careers to All
The Massachusetts Arts Stagecraft Initiative (MASI) is a paid professional development program geared toward groups traditionally underrepresented in theatre/stagecraft.
Hawkins on Equal Rights & Resistance Led by Black Transwomen: The Conversation
Assistant professor Deion Hawkins writes for the academic news site The Conversation about how Black transwomen have been at the forefront of the movement for equal rights, though not accurately represented throughout history.
Emerson Leadership Disappointed with Affirmative Action Ruling
The decision will affect the class of 2024.
House Says It’s Time for Reparations After Gutting of Affirmative Action: The Daily Beast
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision will set back economic restitution for Black America.
Supreme Court Ruling on Affirmative Action
At Emerson, we care deeply about all aspects of a prospective student’s background and story.
Houston ’22 Named to NEWMAC Men’s Basketball 25th Anniversary Team
Houston won back-to-back NEWMAC Athlete and Defensive Player of the Year awards.