School of Communication Dean and professor Raul Reis was interviewed by Televisao Publica de Angola (TPA), the largest network in the Angola, speaking about the U.S. elections with less than two weeks until November 3.
“Normal” hasn’t been an option for months now, so Journalism faculty have been asking students to try different ways of getting the story and telling it. These days, that’s essential.
Emerson students and faculty are a driving force behind Team Harmony, a global movement to eradicate hate.
Raul Reis, dean of the School of Communication, recently added Mozambique to the list of nations where he has provided training for journalists—except this time his visit was virtual.
For our third spotlight in the series, meet Ye Huang, MA ’20, an alumna of the Strategic Communications for Marketing program. Learn about Ye’s experience as an intern at FocusKPI in Boston.
As the United States barrels through an extraordinary presidential campaign year, the Emerson College Polling staff has been steadily measuring public opinion on issues ranging from politics to public health and social justice, and news outlets across the country are taking note.
Communications Studies associate professor Vincent Raynauld contributed to the piece “An entire generation of new voters are on TikTok, but Biden and Trump are neglecting them,” weighing in on how social media can affect a campaign.
A trio of Emersonians were part of the team that won the first Sports Emmy for Outstanding Esports Coverage ever awarded. John Daniel Depa ’17 and Sam Chaimson ’13 were … Continue Reading Emerson Alumni Win Inaugural Emmy for Esports Coverage
CSD graduate students created a culturally inclusive and anti-racist resources list.
I’m excited to introduce the course offerings for Winter Term 2020-2021 (December 10-January 8). New this year, Emerson students will have access to a broad selection of two- or four-credit courses, all delivered online over the four-week period.