A million stories walk down the star-studded avenues of Hollywood. Although there is no right path on the road to recognition, author, screenwriter, and...

With a mix of conversational smooth-talking and fast-paced tongue twisters, sophomore writing, literature, and publishing major Donnie Welch, captivated...

Modern art is not extinct. Although many aging intellectuals have given this century the gloomy prognosis that this is the death of creativity, originality,...

Whether it’s a handlebar, a goatee, or a meager collection of peach fuzz, facial hair is not usually invoked as a muse. “I have had a fascination...

No one is surprised to hear lyrics on the radio about sex and violence, or a combination of the two. It’s pretty much expected in modern rap. However,...

Emerson Dance Company’s performances started with energetic neon dancers, ended with zombies, and had everything in between. An amalgamation of body...

It’s a teenage outcast’s dream. Football players are shy, awkward, and misunderstood by the student body. Chess players are egged on by hoots...

Wax on Felt held its annual Battle of the Bands event on Friday, November 16 in Allston. Six bands played at the event, with the band Ripe, whose members...

 A cacophony of neon stage lights and thumping electro music invoked more of a rave party than ancient Greek theater as penises dangling from sticks...

“Shift is happening in North Korea” was a consistently repeated phrase in the Multipurpose Room Tuesday night. Emerson Peace and Social Justice...

WECB is the college’s oldest radio station, broadcasting since 1947. Since 2003, the station moved off a.m. radio and onto an exclusively online...

Samantha Penninipede sat stiffly and quietly in a row of chairs lined up for performers in the Piano Row Multipurpose Room.  “I get total stage...

Some musicians scrape together a meager fanbase by covering Top 40 songs on YouTube. Some try to propel themselves quickly to fame on shows like American...

Emerson groups took a jaunt to Dorchester March 21, offering entertainment for a family night at St. Mark's Church. Jumpstart and College Bound Dorchester,...

Shawn LaCount’s import of Green Eyes from New York City to Boston included the show’s two leads, but he needed a local to fill the play’s...