Five Things to Know About Covering the ‘Dystopia Beat’
NBC reporter Ben Collins ’10 and journalism professor Mark Leccese share a laugh during their talk. Few journalists can say they...
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- Oct 21, 2022
Speaking the Same Language: Professors Revisit Linguistic Categorizations of Autism
Researchers and clinicians use a range of different terminologies and concepts with regard to how children with autism communicate. So...
- Aug 10, 2022
Mesonjixx on Outlandia, Growth and Expansive Nebraskan Soul Music
The Nebraska native talks musical origins, new live album and upcoming festival performance. Mary Elizabeth Jo Dixen Pelenaise Kapi’olani...
- Jun 30, 2022
“I’m Just Ready To Get On-Stage:” Youth-led Bands Take on the Omaha Music Scene
While acts of pre-teens and teenagers light up stages, a local non-profit supports the trend with new mentoring programs. Like most...
- Jun 6, 2022
Nebraska Abortion Advocates Ready as Overturn of Roe v. Wade Looms
Recently-established state abortion fund, Nebraska Abortion Resources (NEAR) has been raising funds and gathering volunteers as threats...
- Feb 23, 2022
Five Things to Know About Community-Based, Interactive Data Visualization
Growing up in Colombia—at a time when violence plagued the country—Lina Maria Giraldo found both healing and expression in creating art....
- Dec 15, 2021
The Self-Gift That Keeps on Giving : Award-Winning Paper Examines Shopping, Loneliness
For Brent Smith, professor and chair of Emerson’s Marketing Communication department, the widespread loneliness felt during the pandemic...
- Dec 11, 2021
"We bring the light": how two local artists unite their community every winter
It took community artists Tova Speter and Emily Bhargava three months to replicate the vision for their next art installation: a...
- Dec 3, 2021
Navigating Dementia: A Personal Story and a New Take on Tradition
Dating back to 1900, orators of Emerson College have performed for their peers through the Southwick Recital, traditionally presenting...
- Nov 21, 2021
Capturing the Census: Audio Story
The Boston Club’s 2021 Census found women occupy more leadership positions in state companies than ever before. Listen in as the three...
- Sep 7, 2021
“What if it was you”: A Nebraskan student body’s movement to dismantle campus rape culture
University of Nebraska-Lincoln students protest the handling sexual assault cases on campus.
- Sep 7, 2021
Among friends, the Millard mask debate has a different tone
Sarah Moore and Amber Lichti have lived in the same Millard cul-de-sac for seven years, separated by one house. They share the occasional...
- Feb 25, 2021
Going down in history
Hunter Sallis has made his mark on Nebraska, now he sets his sights on the NCAA God-given talent, awe-striking athleticism, pure grit....
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