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Zoe Liao

The nominations for the 2018 Emmy Awards were announced last week. For this edition of Faces of Northeastern, we asked Jordan, Richard, and Zoe to tell us what they're watching on TV and why.

by Molly Callahan July 18, 2018

Richard Harris

The nominations for the 2018 Emmy Awards were announced last week. For this edition of Faces of Northeastern, we asked Jordan, Richard, and Zoe to tell us what they're watching on TV and why.

by Molly Callahan July 18, 2018

Jordan Candler

The nominations for the 2018 Emmy Awards were announced last week. For this edition of Faces of Northeastern, we asked Jordan, Richard, and Zoe to tell us what they're watching on TV and why.

by Molly Callahan July 18, 2018

Seinfeld may be gone, but your TV comedy wouldn’t be the same without it

Monday marked the 20th anniversary of Seinfeld’s finale, and you likely have the show to thank for what you’re watching today. Media and screen studies professor Joanne Morreale, who wrote an essay on the final episode, talked to us about the show’s impact and the current TV landscape.

by Greg St. Martin May 14, 2018

Like Lorelai and Rory Gilmore, the popular TV characters, Felicia and Michelle Deonarine are mother and daughter as well as best friends. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

Like the Gilmore girls, this mother and daughter are best friends. Now they’re graduating from Northeastern together

Michelle and Felicia Deonarine live, study, and eat Friday night takeout together. When they’re having bad days, they text each other. “We've had a long journey," says Michelle. "It's so great that we'll be able to share this milestone."

by Jason Kornwitz May 3, 2018

The rollback of net neutrality stands to change the way we watch in 2018. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University

What to watch—and watch for—in 2018

There’s a lot at play that could change what we’re watching and how we’re watching it this year, said visual journalism professor Alan Schroeder. Series revivals, an “explosion in documentary filmmaking,” and the rollback of net neutrality all stand to impact what we see in 2018.

by Molly Callahan January 3, 2018

What’s next for sports, politics, and TV in 2017?

In the second installment of our two-part series looking at some of the big stories primed to make headlines in the new year, Northeastern experts explain that Donald Trump will put “America first,” athlete-led social activism will heat up, and franchise reboots will take over your TV.

by Jason Kornwitz January 4, 2017

3Qs: What can a crime drama teach us about justice?

Law professor Jessica Silbey will discuss the history of law in American film on Wednesday at a Law Library of Congress event. Here, she looks at the pitfalls of crime shows, names her favorite legal drama, and explains how the depiction of law in film has changed over the past 125 years.

by Jason Kornwitz July 20, 2016

TV

Zoe Liao

Richard Harris

Jordan Candler

Seinfeld may be gone, but your TV comedy wouldn’t be the same without it

Like the Gilmore girls, this mother and daughter are best friends. Now they’re graduating from Northeastern together

What to watch—and watch for—in 2018

What’s next for sports, politics, and TV in 2017?

3Qs: What can a crime drama teach us about justice?

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